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My car was recently “broken into”, it’s a Mercedes C400, i thought it to be fairly secure so my assumption has been that i forgot to lock the car. I just double
by verelo 8y ago
My car was recently “broken into”, it’s a Mercedes C400, i thought it to be fairly secure so my assumption has been that i forgot to lock the car. I just double checked, and the car has an “auto-lock” feature and it is already turned on...so...did this happen to me?
I just want an off switch in my fob, so i can disable it at night. More fancy solutions would be a motion sensor on the fob to only power it when had recently moved, or for retrofits, this technology in a battery?
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- calmyournerves 8y agoYou can turn off keyless-go by double pressing the close button. The LED on the key will light up (short - long) as a confirmation.
- verelo 8y agoHa, that’s an interesting one! I am sure I’ve done that by accident given how unreliable i find pulling the handle to be.
- calmyournerves 8y agoJust to clarify: Double pressing the close button on the key, not the one on the door handle. I was a bit unclear, sorry! And it‘s only disabled temporarily. As soon as you press any button on the key again (e.g. open the car), keyless-go will be activated again.
- verelo 8y agoHmm ok yeah, that wouldn't be it then. However it's still good to know! I'd love to be able to just disable the remote without taking out the battery or storing it in some faraday cage.