Is there a way to lock T2 without setting the alarm? I'd be going on an extended vacation and don't want the alarm lights to drain the battery.
Locking without setting alarm.
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You might be able to open the passenger door and lock the car. Drivers side shouldn't work doing this. Or open drivers door, reach passenger door and lock, shut drivers door
Nope, none of the door lock buttons even work when pressing lock. Only unlock is working.
I don't think it's strong enough. It shows around 12.2-12.3 V at max.
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Use battery tender
The lights won't stay on past a few days, its in the manual somewhere.
I believe you can also lock with emergency key and it won't set the alarm...if you trust it not to break off in the door.
I believe you can also lock with emergency key and it won't set the alarm...if you trust it not to break off in the door.
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On my T3 it is very simple, close the doors, lock the car with the remote, click on the remote to open the locks and wait. After 15 seconds the doors will automatically lock again but this time without switching the alarm on. However, I do not know if this works on a T2 as well.
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On a properly functioning T3 with KESSY, the alarm will reset when the doors re-lock (30-35 seconds) after being unlocked and not being opened. This will happen whether you use the buttons on the fob, or just the touch mode on the vehicles handles to lock/un-lock. You may have a malfunction in your convenience module.
Yeah, this is not normal operation as far a I know. I would have it looked at.
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