Krak3rjak3r
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What do?
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Trunk release button on key fob? Doesn't seem to do anything.
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Integra23
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I don't think any of the buttons do anything with keyless entry. Engine hold? Shouldn't it say remote start? They could have shrunk the remote more leaving it at only 2 or 3 buttons
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From page 164 of the manual, it’s the hatch unlock button:
As I understand it, it doesn’t unlock the other doors, just the hatch.
It just means it starts the engine and you have to hold the button.
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Hatch unlock only. It's pretty much useless as you have to hit the unlock button anyways. All it's going to do is make it so you can walk to the car and open the hatch without the key in your pocket.
FYI, for rolling down the windows you need to wait a few seconds for the original unlock command to be sent back to the key fob. The key FOB is 2 way and will blink green (middle LED near the Engine start (HOLD) button) when commands are received by the car. Once the initial unlock is received and blinks green you can click and hold the unlock button again to roll down the windows and open sunroof.
Additionally, if you're too far away to see if your car starts the green LED will let you know the engine start command was accepted (FOB is supposed to work up to almost 1000ft which is fantastic because the old Civic FOBs (not sure about current gens) would barely remote start beyond 50ft).
FYI, for rolling down the windows you need to wait a few seconds for the original unlock command to be sent back to the key fob. The key FOB is 2 way and will blink green (middle LED near the Engine start (HOLD) button) when commands are received by the car. Once the initial unlock is received and blinks green you can click and hold the unlock button again to roll down the windows and open sunroof.
Additionally, if you're too far away to see if your car starts the green LED will let you know the engine start command was accepted (FOB is supposed to work up to almost 1000ft which is fantastic because the old Civic FOBs (not sure about current gens) would barely remote start beyond 50ft).
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