Enter and Drive - Can it be installed later?
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Enter and Drive - Can it be installed later?
I am having a heck of a time finding a used Cayenne Turbo with the Enter and Drive option installed. I love this feature on the Lexus IS350 and was wondering if it was even possible to add this feature in later?
On the same subject does anyone have any feedback on the system? Does it work well?
On the same subject does anyone have any feedback on the system? Does it work well?
#3
Originally Posted by turbomaxima
I am having a heck of a time finding a used Cayenne Turbo with the Enter and Drive option installed. I love this feature on the Lexus IS350 and was wondering if it was even possible to add this feature in later?
On the same subject does anyone have any feedback on the system? Does it work well?
On the same subject does anyone have any feedback on the system? Does it work well?
Last edited by VBOXKING; 01-22-2007 at 01:45 AM.
#5
Originally Posted by BD 997
Its a great feature but its only for the doors... I wish it were like the mercedes where you get in and push a button to start ignition.... and not have to pull out the keys at all.
#6
I have it - both on the doors and the ignition. There is a fake key in the ignition "keyhole". my keys stay in my pocket at all times unless i'm locking the car - at all other times they are in my pocket. I love it. No issues.
Wife has spare set and her and my keys adjust the different seat positions etc.
Wife has spare set and her and my keys adjust the different seat positions etc.
#7
I have it on my '06 CTTS and love it. Key never leaves my pocket, even to lock the vehicle. I just touch the black button on the door handle after I close it a walk away. If it's like my new Harley or my friends Corvette don't leave home without your key. My friend drove to work with his wife, got out of the car and let here take it to the mall. He forgot he had the key in his pocket when she drove off. Everything was fine until she came out of the mall and was locked out of the car. I had a similar think happen of my Electra Glide Screamin' Eagle. I had the key hanging in the laundry room which was on the otherside of the garage wall. Got on the bike and rode off. Key was close enough to start the bike. When I stopped for fuel about 15 mile away I couldn't restart the bike. Oops.
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Originally Posted by turbomaxima
I am having a heck of a time finding a used Cayenne Turbo with the Enter and Drive option installed. I love this feature on the Lexus IS350 and was wondering if it was even possible to add this feature in later?
On the same subject does anyone have any feedback on the system? Does it work well?
On the same subject does anyone have any feedback on the system? Does it work well?
#9
Originally Posted by acicchelli
What are you talking about? You dont have to pull the keys out, entry and drive comes with a plastic key that stays in the ignition all the time that you turn to start the car after you enter.
#12
There are 2 plastic keys. One is a standard valet key that is small and plastic. The entry and drive key has a large gead on it and a button in the end you depress to take it out of the ignitiong.
#13
Originally Posted by porschespeeddem
There are 2 plastic keys. One is a standard valet key that is small and plastic. The entry and drive key has a large gead on it and a button in the end you depress to take it out of the ignitiong.
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