My car has keyless entry. If I leave one of the keys in the car and I have the other one on me, will this cause any issues, in terms of locking or unlocking the car.
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Originally posted by NSNO View PostMy car has keyless entry. If I leave one of the keys in the car and I have the other one on me, will this cause any issues, in terms of locking or unlocking the car.
I accidentally left one set in the boot when I was cleaning my Wolf for sale, then thought it had been lost on trade day.. only to discover I'd left them in there and happily locked/unlocked without realising via my other set (I'd gone as far as having the dealer organise a replacement at cost before discovering my brain fart).
--- FS: 2016 Golf GTI 40 years, white, DSG, 18,xxxkm -------------------------------------------------------------------
2019 Audi SQ5 | 2016 Golf GTI CS + OZ UL HLTs | Retired: 2018 Audi RS3 sportback + OZ Leggera HLTs
2017 Golf R Wolfsburg Sportwagen | 2016 BMW 340i + M-Performance tune/exhaust | 2015 Audi S3 sedan
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Originally posted by NSNO View PostMy car has keyless entry. If I leave one of the keys in the car and I have the other one on me, will this cause any issues, in terms of locking or unlocking the car.2017 MY18 Golf R 7.5 Wolfsburg wagon (boring white) delivered 21 Sep 2017, 2008 Octavia vRS wagon 2.0 TFSI 6M (bright yellow), 2006 T5 Transporter van 2.5 TDI 6M (gone but not forgotten).
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My Golf lock wont if the key is in front, but in the hatch, it doesn't care. It'll go ahead and lock.
What I did was approach the locked car, fob in my back pack. The car detected the key and opened the hatch. I put my back pack in and closed the hatch. The car went ahead and locked the car again.
Now I keep the key in my pocket, or I put my back pack on the back seat. It's fine there. Can start the car and drive around.2018 Golf GTI DSG (DAP LUX INFO R-TAILS)
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Seems a bit slack of the designers to not include a key proximity sensor in the boot and automatically unlock if a key is in there.
In the front in most cars with smart keys you cant lock keys in as they detect the key presence, and that also allows you to start the car.
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100% agreed. That's why I'm surprised Kachingg can't lock in the Alltrack given same body (which is a good thing lol).
I can absolutely guarantee the R can lock with it in the boot, and be like that for a week, before dip**** owner realises and saves $500 on replacement lol.
--- FS: 2016 Golf GTI 40 years, white, DSG, 18,xxxkm -------------------------------------------------------------------
2019 Audi SQ5 | 2016 Golf GTI CS + OZ UL HLTs | Retired: 2018 Audi RS3 sportback + OZ Leggera HLTs
2017 Golf R Wolfsburg Sportwagen | 2016 BMW 340i + M-Performance tune/exhaust | 2015 Audi S3 sedan
2014 Golf GTI + OZ Leggera HLTs | 2012 Polo 77TSI (hers) | 2010 Golf GTI Stage 2 + OZ ST LMs
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I believe Kessy will effect the behavior.
With my Superb, I can lock the car with a key inside (say wife's keys in her handbag) as long as I have my key with me, in my pocket.
The car also knows if I leave the key in the boot (in a bag or something), and will refuse to lock if another key is not detected outside the car.
Basically, with kessy, it is near impossible to lock the key inside and b stranded.MY17 Superb 162TSI, Business Grey, Tech+Comfort Pack, APR ECU+TCU Stg 1, SLA, Rieger Splitter + Side Skirts, Eibach Pro-Kit Springs, Hardrace Swaybar, TPMS
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Mine won't lock with key in the front
Just did a test it will lock if in the boot but can still open the hatch to retrieve the keys2017 Golf Alltrack 135tdi All options
19 inch Brescia Wheels Golf R brakes front and rear
Calipers painted Candy apple gold
New rear sway bar and linkages
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It's possible my boot was 'open' for a week then, I never used it in that time to test. I guess it was either in a secure car park or garage during that time so nothing happened.
Which also makes sense/ties in with darkshadow's Kessy comments.
--- FS: 2016 Golf GTI 40 years, white, DSG, 18,xxxkm -------------------------------------------------------------------
2019 Audi SQ5 | 2016 Golf GTI CS + OZ UL HLTs | Retired: 2018 Audi RS3 sportback + OZ Leggera HLTs
2017 Golf R Wolfsburg Sportwagen | 2016 BMW 340i + M-Performance tune/exhaust | 2015 Audi S3 sedan
2014 Golf GTI + OZ Leggera HLTs | 2012 Polo 77TSI (hers) | 2010 Golf GTI Stage 2 + OZ ST LMs
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