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Good to hear they caught the individuals , wonder if they will just get a slap on the wrist , bloody scum bags
Credit where credit is due to the police that caught them
must confess if I ever had a keyless motor would be turning that off straight away
Credit where credit is due to the police that caught them
must confess if I ever had a keyless motor would be turning that off straight away
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Does that then just mean they force the locks (door &/or Ignition) the old fashioned way instead?
I don't know because I am not rich enough to have a keyless(clueless?) entry vehicle.
Does that then just mean they force the locks (door &/or Ignition) the old fashioned way instead?
I don't know because I am not rich enough to have a keyless(clueless?) entry vehicle.
Plus 1 with regards to keyless
good point , with my D3 only got one door lock that’s under a plastic cover , used for emergencies only if the battery goes flat or remote fails , every other doors don’t have the facility for a key
Assume it would be the same for a keyless motor where there’s only one door lock which is used for emergency purposes only
hopefully someone with a keyless will be able to verify that
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Keyless entry was an option on my l322, fortunately the OP didn't tick that box so it's only keyless start.
Regular push button fob to open the doors, or a key blade in the passenger door lock.
They say keyless, but I'm pretty sure you can't get in without a key.. unless you have a really modern one where you can authorise your phone to be the key
Regular push button fob to open the doors, or a key blade in the passenger door lock.
They say keyless, but I'm pretty sure you can't get in without a key.. unless you have a really modern one where you can authorise your phone to be the key
