Where was the FOB inside the vehicle?I started my '19 Touring with the Fob inside. I stood outside of the vehice and all of the doors locked. I was forced to call a locksmith to use his handheld device to unlock it with a $ 75 fee. Had anyone else experienced this ?
there is a software fix. You have to ask dealer to update to latest or just dont leave the keys insideI started my '19 Touring with the Fob inside. I stood outside of the vehice and all of the doors locked. I was forced to call a locksmith to use his handheld device to unlock it with a $ 75 fee. Had anyone else experienced this ?
. Terrible feeling hearing your doors locks click knowing your keys are inside. Poor engineering for sure.I don't understand how the doors lock themselves while the car is running and parked?
Where was your second Fob? I keep my spare in the house. If the spare fob won't open the door, use the key.I started my '19 Touring with the Fob inside. I stood outside of the vehice and all of the doors locked. I was forced to call a locksmith to use his handheld device to unlock it with a $ 75 fee. Had anyone else experienced this ?
I can see it possibly happening if the Fob battery is weak.I've never had it happen but read about enough instances of it happening that I bought a spare fob key insert off ebay for like 8 bucks and had it cut by a local locksmith. It lives sealed in a plastic bag taped to the rear of my license plate. Cheap insurance.
When I got my new '24 a few weeks ago just to experiment I tried my damnest to lock the fob in the car while moving it around in the interior front, back, footwells, cargo area etc but could never do it. It always unlocked when the door closed or ignored the lock buttons on the door handles. But I've read enough posts here and on reddit about it happening to still keep the spare handy.I can see it possibly happening if the Fob battery is weak.
I did that on my previous vehicles and also I removed the battery from the second fob before hiding it away inside the car out of sight. This way, if I lose the first fob (say I dropped it in the sewer) or if it get stolen, I can open the door, retrieve the second fob and start the vehicle. I was too lazy to do it on my current vehicle as I don't drive much anymore (mostly getting local groceries) and my wife can always come to my rescue with her car or I can walk home and get the second fob.I've never had it happen but read about enough instances of it happening that I bought a spare fob key insert off ebay for like 8 bucks and had it cut by a local locksmith. It lives sealed in a plastic bag taped to the rear of my license plate. Cheap insurance.
Lol, you lost me at the part where you drop the key in the sewer yet somehow still open the door. I'm sure it's the way you wrote it, but this reminds me of an episode of South Park where the underpants gnomes devise a plan to profit off of stealing underpants from clothes dryers but never seem to figure out phase 2...I did that on my previous vehicles and also I removed the battery from the second fob before hiding it away inside the car out of sight. This way, if I lose the first fob (say I dropped it in the sewer) or if it get stolen, I can open the door, retrieve the second fob and start the vehicle. I was too lazy to do it on my current vehicle as I don't drive much anymore (mostly getting local groceries) and my wife can always come to my rescue with her car or I can walk home and get the second fob.
I was thinking the same thing, how do you get in the car if the FOB is lost? Maybe he doesn't lock the car doors.Lol, you lost me at the part where you drop the key in the sewer yet somehow still open the door. I'm sure it's the way you wrote it, but this reminds me of an episode of South Park where the underpants gnomes devise a plan to profit off of stealing underpants from clothes dryers but never seem to figure out phase 2...
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I had a copy of the mechanical key made at a local locksmith and and I put it away on the outside of the vehicle; therefore, if I lose the fob, I could open the vehicle with this key, retrieve the second fob from inside and go home!I
I was thinking the same thing, how do you get in the car if the FOB is lost? Maybe he doesn't lock the car doors.