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I've been a Beta tester for a few months but I wanted to let everyone know that there is now another option. It plugs into your ODBII port for the installation. No door panels need to be removed. The DIC buttons on the dash does all the programming.
Not only will it roll up and down the windows by the FOB but also you can enable the Accessories like the radio to say on when the doors open.
The doors also unlock when lifting the parking brake, which is nice for me because my kid always tries to get out of the car before I've pulled the key.
The doors also unlock when lifting the parking brake, which is nice for me because my kid always tries to get out of the car before I've pulled the key.
It’s also reasonably priced :eek: :cool:
Sounds good, however, this unlocking the doors when the p-brake is applied is something I would not want (security issue), can it be deleted?
I can't wait to get this configurable door lock thing, every passenger I have ever had has tried to open their door early. But I can see how some wouldn't want it.
And for the other question of how did I order: the website link worked fine for me. Maybe it was just a temporary problem you ran into?
I helped test it out over the last 6 months. I use the window rollup-rolldown function all the time, and I also have my radio configured to turn on when I remotely roll down the windows. I also configured my doors to unlock when I put the transmission in park. Its a great convienence mod!! :cheers:
Okay, looks good, but for my money I want more. How about combining this product to include the ability to start the car and have the Active Handling/Traction control default to the mode we want? I can't decide which one I want first, and don't want to spend $250 to get both. So I'll probably wind up with neither.
Im impressed. Very intuitive approach to monitor the data bus, and pass signals. I actually thought of doing something like this, but incorporate more options.