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Re: Door locking procedure
One key and this "key in door" locking proceedure prevent lock-outs.It`s not that people are smarter,now.(obviously the opposite).But,all the revenue gained for locksmiths and the chance to offer a satelite system to help you in your vehicle would be lost.Can`t have that!
I had to get used to not putting the key in the door to lock it.Someone had to show me to just push in the button.Now,can someone explain how I can get my horn to honk when i hold my fob up and squeeze it?
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