NICE!mswaim said:There is a cradle for the key fob in the glovebox that will allow the fob to communicate well enough to get you started even if it appears DOA.
Mr XLR said:Please remember when you pick your car up from the parking valet, and you give him a few dollar tip, make sure you retrieve your remote from the valet before you drive away. Once you turn the ignition off you will not be able to restart it.
If you should drive off without your FOB.....when you try to turn off the vehicle you will get a "No FOB Detected" on the DIC and "Do You Want to Shut Down?" requiring you to turn off a second time......giving yuo an opportunity to go back and get your FOB!! :leaving
1_XLR said:HHmmm.........Now that sounds like a lesson learned the hard way.......lol Tell us it ain't so. :seeyaMr XLR said:Please remember when you pick your car up from the parking valet, and you give him a few dollar tip, make sure you retrieve your remote from the valet before you drive away. Once you turn the ignition off you will not be able to restart it.
If you should drive off without your FOB.....when you try to turn off the vehicle you will get a "No FOB Detected" on the DIC and "Do You Want to Shut Down?" requiring you to turn off a second time......giving yuo an opportunity to go back and get your FOB!! :leaving
mswaim said:HHmmm.........Now that sounds like a lesson learned the hard way.......lol Tell us it ain't so. :seeya
Did you try reseting the memory?mswaim said:Mine might be headed for the shop later today, I can't get the drivers seat/steering wheel to retract when I shut off the car and open the door.
Thank You. This is good to know. BTW- can you tell me where I can find detail info to program a new fob; using this same pocket in the glove box ?I assume that the key fob has a battery-cell. If it dies, how does one start the ignition (assuming one was able to get INTO the vehicle)?