Global close with remote fob
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01-08-2007, 03:55 PM
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Global close with remote fob
apparently this is a dealer activated feature.. some do it for free some charge and some insist it is not possible.
I wish I had a list of all customisation options for the car and then I would not mind paying to have all my choices applied.
Any one have any technical info about this? is there a way to access the options without a dealer visit.?
Bruce
I wish I had a list of all customisation options for the car and then I would not mind paying to have all my choices applied.
Any one have any technical info about this? is there a way to access the options without a dealer visit.?
Bruce
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RE: Global close with remote fob
Go Aquill,
go get it mate. Its a really cool feature and I suppose quite handy, but lets face it, how many times do you leave your car, lock it up and leave the windows down? Not very often.
However, once you have global closing I am sure there will be certain situations where you'll be around friends, family and or people you want to impress where you'll "FORGET" to close 2 or maybe 3 windows cos it just happens to be a really hot day. Of course as you talk to these people whilst looking at the car and pointing the fob ( the people will of course look at where you're pointing the fob!!!) and the windows will RISE as if by majic. You of course will carry on the conversation as if nothing untoward has happened while they look at you with envious eyes, and or ask what just happened.................COOL
Me personally? I would never do that, so so childish, yeah right?
Jim C
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01-16-2007, 09:19 PM
RE: Global close with remote fob
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Go Aquill,
go get it mate. Its a really cool feature and I suppose quite handy, but lets face it, how many times do you leave your car, lock it up and leave the windows down? Not very often.
However, once you have global closing I am sure there will be certain situations where you'll be around friends, family and or people you want to impress where you'll "FORGET" to close 2 or maybe 3 windows cos it just happens to be a really hot day. Of course as you talk to these people whilst looking at the car and pointing the fob ( the people will of course look at where you're pointing the fob!!!) and the windows will RISE as if by majic. You of course will carry on the conversation as if nothing untoward has happened while they look at you with envious eyes, and or ask what just happened.................COOL
Me personally? I would never do that, so so childish, yeah right?
Jim C
Go Aquill,
go get it mate. Its a really cool feature and I suppose quite handy, but lets face it, how many times do you leave your car, lock it up and leave the windows down? Not very often.
However, once you have global closing I am sure there will be certain situations where you'll be around friends, family and or people you want to impress where you'll "FORGET" to close 2 or maybe 3 windows cos it just happens to be a really hot day. Of course as you talk to these people whilst looking at the car and pointing the fob ( the people will of course look at where you're pointing the fob!!!) and the windows will RISE as if by majic. You of course will carry on the conversation as if nothing untoward has happened while they look at you with envious eyes, and or ask what just happened.................COOL
Me personally? I would never do that, so so childish, yeah right?
Jim C
That was a pretty detailed story. Im sure you've never done that, you've just heard about others who are so "childish". LOL, good one!
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