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May 29, 2007, 11:08 AM
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I know this seems like a noob question, but can anyone explain how to engage the horn to sound when locking the car. I read the manual but it is not very clear and I couldn't figure it out.
Right now, I am just pressing the lock button twice quickly and the horn sounds. I would like for it to sound when I press the lock button only once.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Right now, I am just pressing the lock button twice quickly and the horn sounds. I would like for it to sound when I press the lock button only once.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
May 29, 2007, 11:19 AM
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do you have the Nav.? if so, you should be able to do this by going into settings... i'm away from my car right now so, I can not tell you exacly how it is done... I did it on mine. I just forgot exacly how...
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May 29, 2007, 03:02 PM
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IIRC the way to change light recognition and horn recognition is still pretty close to the previous models. I could have these backwards though..
To change light recognition (and I think there are six different settings for it), be sitting inside the vehicle with it off. Hold the lock button on the fob for no less than 4 seconds (seriously. No less). Then while holding the lock button, depress the lock button. Wait about 1 second and release both buttons. You should hear a ding in the car and it has moved to the next setting.
For horn recognition, swap the locations of the lock and unlock buttons (I.E. unlock for 4 seconds then press lock). Could be swapped though. I can't remember. I did it though, and now my car honks if I press the lock button once on the keyfob.
To change light recognition (and I think there are six different settings for it), be sitting inside the vehicle with it off. Hold the lock button on the fob for no less than 4 seconds (seriously. No less). Then while holding the lock button, depress the lock button. Wait about 1 second and release both buttons. You should hear a ding in the car and it has moved to the next setting.
For horn recognition, swap the locations of the lock and unlock buttons (I.E. unlock for 4 seconds then press lock). Could be swapped though. I can't remember. I did it though, and now my car honks if I press the lock button once on the keyfob.
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IIRC the way to change light recognition and horn recognition is still pretty close to the previous models. I could have these backwards though..
To change light recognition (and I think there are six different settings for it), be sitting inside the vehicle with it off. Hold the lock button on the fob for no less than 4 seconds (seriously. No less). Then while holding the lock button, depress the lock button. Wait about 1 second and release both buttons. You should hear a ding in the car and it has moved to the next setting.
For horn recognition, swap the locations of the lock and unlock buttons (I.E. unlock for 4 seconds then press lock). Could be swapped though. I can't remember. I did it though, and now my car honks if I press the lock button once on the keyfob.
To change light recognition (and I think there are six different settings for it), be sitting inside the vehicle with it off. Hold the lock button on the fob for no less than 4 seconds (seriously. No less). Then while holding the lock button, depress the lock button. Wait about 1 second and release both buttons. You should hear a ding in the car and it has moved to the next setting.
For horn recognition, swap the locations of the lock and unlock buttons (I.E. unlock for 4 seconds then press lock). Could be swapped though. I can't remember. I did it though, and now my car honks if I press the lock button once on the keyfob.
May 29, 2007, 05:14 PM
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Thanks Hawkeye with the help of your post and the manual I finally got it.
Here it is:
To make the horn sound once, hold the LOCK button for like 5 seconds.
While the LOCK button is still held down, hold down the UNLOCK button for about 2 seconds.
Then release the UNLOCK button and then LOCK button in that order.
You should then hear a chime in the car.
Does this process until you hear two successive chimes for the horn to sound when you press the LOCK button once.
It is great now.
Here it is:
To make the horn sound once, hold the LOCK button for like 5 seconds.
While the LOCK button is still held down, hold down the UNLOCK button for about 2 seconds.
Then release the UNLOCK button and then LOCK button in that order.
You should then hear a chime in the car.
Does this process until you hear two successive chimes for the horn to sound when you press the LOCK button once.
It is great now.
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