Auto exit-entry wont work??
02-27-2011, 03:58 PM
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Auto exit-entry wont work??
Ok just had my car delivered on Thursday( Seat moved) got my windows tinted and now the exit entery fuction doesnt work? Went through the owners manual tried everything (I think) and still doesnt work
02-27-2011, 04:08 PM
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You're not descriptive enough in your OP.
If you're expecting your seat and steering wheel to move upon exit / entry, only the sedan (with it's additional leg room in the rear) does that. The coupe doesn't do it. In the manual, they're referring to the sedan only.
If you're expecting your seat and steering wheel to move upon exit / entry, only the sedan (with it's additional leg room in the rear) does that. The coupe doesn't do it. In the manual, they're referring to the sedan only.
02-27-2011, 04:15 PM
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02-27-2011, 04:21 PM
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You're not descriptive enough in your OP.
If you're expecting your seat and steering wheel to move upon exit / entry, only the sedan (with it's additional leg room in the rear) does that. The coupe doesn't do it. In the manual, they're referring to the sedan only.
If you're expecting your seat and steering wheel to move upon exit / entry, only the sedan (with it's additional leg room in the rear) does that. The coupe doesn't do it. In the manual, they're referring to the sedan only.
WOW your right thanx, Just grabbed the manual again an of course in the ( ) say Sedan only.. Opps, frist coupe I have had, On my second sedan now, Just expected it, So why does the sterring wheel clik like it want to move.
02-27-2011, 04:23 PM
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I think the steering wheel in locking, That may be the click you here.
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02-27-2011, 04:34 PM
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Like others have said, it doesn't exist in the coupe.
BUT, you can kind of make your own. What I did is make memory setting #2 the seat all the way back and the wheel all the way up/forward. So as soon as I turn the car off I hit #2. then when I get back in, it automatically goes to #1 (linked to my fob) for me to drive. Pretty slick and doesnt take any extra time
BUT, you can kind of make your own. What I did is make memory setting #2 the seat all the way back and the wheel all the way up/forward. So as soon as I turn the car off I hit #2. then when I get back in, it automatically goes to #1 (linked to my fob) for me to drive. Pretty slick and doesnt take any extra time
02-27-2011, 05:39 PM
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I set mine up that way, it can be done,sort-of... Just move the seat back all the way and the steering wheel up all the way. Then program that setting to #1 or 2 and don't forget to program the fob to that # as well. When set up.. every time you approch and un lock the car it will go to that setting, the only thing you have to do is train your self to hit the other # that you progamed to your driving postion... make sense???
02-27-2011, 06:05 PM
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I set mine up that way, it can be done,sort-of... Just move the seat back all the way and the steering wheel up all the way. Then program that setting to #1 or 2 and don't forget to program the fob to that # as well. When set up.. every time you approch and un lock the car it will go to that setting, the only thing you have to do is train your self to hit the other # that you progamed to your driving postion... make sense???
Lol exactly what I said on the post above you
02-27-2011, 06:56 PM
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It legitimately makes things easier and it takes about a heartbeat longer than not doing it. So if you don't want to, fine. But don't knock on a good idea just because your previous sh1tty car didn't have it
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