Unlocking with fob

[glscheil1]

I understand you can change the opening of doors. Instead of unlocking only the driver's door, you can program the car to unlock all the doors. Anyone know how to do this?

[Wolfman]

The fob will unlock all doors if you push the button a second time immediately after the first press.

[glscheil1]

I understand you can change the opening of doors. Instead of unlocking only the driver's door, you can program the car to unlock all the doors. Anyone know how to do this?

:guns: :guns: :guns: I finally found the message that does it, posted by Evan on December 30th. He said-

"Pretty easy to do. You use the buttons on the remote. You simultaneously push and hold the top button and the panic button for 5 seconds or 15 seconds or somewhere in between and it will start cycling through the 3 options. Just play with it a while and you'll figure it out.....that reading the manual stuff is for the birds."

All of you thank Evan for his experience! ops: ops: ops: :!:

[htmlspinnr]

This affects smart entry only, and is outlined in the owner's manual as well. The FOB benavior must be programmed with a scanner.

[glscheil1]

The fob will unlock all doors if you push the button a second time immediately after the first press.

That's O. K. for you younger people. I'm old and lazy. That would require that I take the remote fob out of my pocket. :guns: :guns: :guns:

[tag]

That's O. K. for you younger people. I'm old and lazy. That would require that I take the remote fob out of my pocket. :guns: :guns: :guns:

Not really. You could simply put your hand in your pocket and feel around for the button (no need to remove the fob). Of course this approach might look a bit strange to any onlookers and require a short explanation (or long explanation, as the case may be).

[htmlspinnr]

Further note - the buttons are tactile. The unlock is depressed, and the lock button has a small bump. Once you get used to that, it's pretty easy to reach in. I've done that with all my past fobs.

And no, it doesn't garner the looks because I'm reaching to the side, and not toward the middle of my pockets :-P

-Rick

[Danny]

Not really. You could simply put your hand in your pocket and feel around for the button (no need to remove the fob). Of course this approach might look a bit strange to any onlookers and require a short explanation (or long explanation, as the case may be).

Oh man, I can't wait to see Jim's posts when he actually has a car to post about

[amethystjw]

Okay, but I don't think the original question has been answered. I'd like to be able to press the unlock button on the fob only once and have all 4 doors unlock. The manual says this is possible but does not describe the procedure. If Evan's procedure is only for a Smart Key (which I do not have) then what can I do? Thanks! -Joe

[9G-man]

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Okay, but I don't think the original question has been answered. I'd like to be able to press the unlock button on the fob only once and have all 4 doors unlock. The manual says this is possible but does not describe the procedure. If Evan's procedure is only for a Smart Key (which I do not have) then what can I do? Thanks! -Joe
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Could you please reference where the manual says this.