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Not my Bolt. Even if the key is nowhere on your person or in the car, it steadfastly refuses to let you lock the door that way. If you push the lock button wh
by rootusrootus 5y ago
Not my Bolt. Even if the key is nowhere on your person or in the car, it steadfastly refuses to let you lock the door that way. If you push the lock button while the door is open, it immediately unlocks it for you.
It would make sense to do that if it detected the fob inside the car. But it does it no matter what.
- doubled112 5y agoIf you lose your keys, you can't lock the car up and come back with the spare? That's not a feature.
- dharmab 5y agoYour spare would be your cell phone app.
- rootusrootus 5y agoI agree, it's not a feature. It's annoying.
- hunter2_ 5y agoI agree, but realistically the car is already locked when you lose your keys, assuming you lock your car when you leave it. An exception would be, say, dropping your keys down a storm drain after getting out and before walking away, but even this is becoming unusual as more cars have push-to-start and capacitive exterior touch areas such that your key is always in your pocket.