It's all in the owners manual!
curious:It's all in the owners manual!
I know what you mean. I traded in a a fully loaded top of the line AWD 2008 Nissan Rogue. The most tec that had was being able to use voice activated Bluetooth to make phone calls.Thanks for the heads up. The amount of tips and useful features on these new cars is daunting compared to my 2007 Dodge ram.
Good point!A cautionary note when using passive locks. If a non-fob holder is in the car when the fob walks away, the doors lock. Then the person inside unlocks and opens the door, the alarm system is tripped.
also, please, please, please do not use horn chirps.
Don't use horn chirps?A cautionary note when using passive locks. If a non-fob holder is in the car when the fob walks away, the doors lock. Then the person inside unlocks and opens the door, the alarm system is tripped.
also, please, please, please do not use horn chirps.
Aint nobody got time fo dat!It's all in the owners manual!
Horn chirps are the worst. Causes noise pollution for no good reason, especially bad when parking in residential areas late at night. I always hear when my neighbor's kid is home on the weekends at 1AM when he locks the doors.Don't use horn chirps?
Wife just bought a ‘23 activ- best part, paid offDo you walk away from your vehicle and then wonder if you forgot to lock the doors? I have had a habit of hitting the lock on the key fob multiple times as I walk away. But not any longer. Did you know that you can configure your vehicle so that it locks itself when you walk away with the key fob in your pocket? Just like the vehicle waking up when you approach it, it "knows" when you've walked away with the key in your pocket and it can be configured to automatically lock itself. After the last door has closed, it can lock itself within 5 seconds. To make the action a default action, go into your settings menu for vehicle (press the "Vehicle" button on the right side of the screen): View attachment 599 Then select the "Remote Lock, Unlock and Start" option in the list. From there look for the "Passive Door lock" option (it shows you what it is configured for on the menu as a way for a quick check): View attachment 600 From there, there are 3 options. a) Off / None b) On With Beep c) On Without Beep View attachment 601 That way you don't have to wait for passengers to get out before you lock, just walk away and 5 seconds after last door closes it will lock itself. Slow pokes won't bother you anymore! Piece of mind, right?