Honk on remote close, what does it mean?
#16
There is no such thing as "sleep mode"
If your car is chirping, it means one of the following is open:
passenger door
frunk lid
engine lid
center console, or
glove box
If you double click the remote you simply disable the infrared. Now if there is an argument the infrared uses power and disabling it will use less power, I suppose that could be made.
If your car is chirping, it means one of the following is open:
passenger door
frunk lid
engine lid
center console, or
glove box
If you double click the remote you simply disable the infrared. Now if there is an argument the infrared uses power and disabling it will use less power, I suppose that could be made.
a double click of the remote and ONE chirp confirms you have DE activated the interior alarm ( which again,.. i thought put it to "sleep" meaning not "awake" eg seeking an infrared signal ). however, two chirps indicates a fault with the central locking or alarm system.
while one chirp, as we agree, simply indicates the console/gbox or trunk is open. the "sleep" or standby mode is so the car isn't always ON and seeking an infrared signal from the keyfob. that's the best i could do just now.. but it beats the work i should quite possibly be doing. lol
#17
I think the sleep you're referring to is when you lock the car and don't unlock for 5 days, the remote is disabled and you have to use the key to unlock the car. I believe the car ignores the remotes after that period of time, not sure why.
#18
seems i got the term "sleep mode" from here
#19
exactly. i tend to double click and battery tend
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