2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
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2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
Hi,
After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
the car gets started. Our 98 Accord had this feature and
we are surprised to see it missing in the 2004 model. Does
anyone know how to enable this feature?
Thanks,
Eugene
After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
the car gets started. Our 98 Accord had this feature and
we are surprised to see it missing in the 2004 model. Does
anyone know how to enable this feature?
Thanks,
Eugene
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
"eh" <eh@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> the car gets started. Our 98 Accord had this feature and
> we are surprised to see it missing in the 2004 model. Does
> anyone know how to enable this feature?
What does your Owners Manual have to say on the subject, Eugene?
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Brian
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
"eh" <eh@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> the car gets started. Our 98 Accord had this feature and
> we are surprised to see it missing in the 2004 model. Does
> anyone know how to enable this feature?
What does your Owners Manual have to say on the subject, Eugene?
--
Brian
How old would you be, if you didn't know how old you are?
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
If you had it in your '98, then it was an aftermarket add-on. Hondas have
never had this feature.
"eh" <eh@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> the car gets started. Our 98 Accord had this feature and
> we are surprised to see it missing in the 2004 model. Does
> anyone know how to enable this feature?
>
> Thanks,
> Eugene
>
>
>
never had this feature.
"eh" <eh@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> the car gets started. Our 98 Accord had this feature and
> we are surprised to see it missing in the 2004 model. Does
> anyone know how to enable this feature?
>
> Thanks,
> Eugene
>
>
>
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
If you had it in your '98, then it was an aftermarket add-on. Hondas have
never had this feature.
"eh" <eh@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> the car gets started. Our 98 Accord had this feature and
> we are surprised to see it missing in the 2004 model. Does
> anyone know how to enable this feature?
>
> Thanks,
> Eugene
>
>
>
never had this feature.
"eh" <eh@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> the car gets started. Our 98 Accord had this feature and
> we are surprised to see it missing in the 2004 model. Does
> anyone know how to enable this feature?
>
> Thanks,
> Eugene
>
>
>
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
Not to sidetrack the question, but....
eh wrote:
| After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
| it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
| the car gets started.
I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it to
eh wrote:
| After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
| it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
| the car gets started.
I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it to
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
Not to sidetrack the question, but....
eh wrote:
| After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
| it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
| the car gets started.
I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it to
eh wrote:
| After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
| it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
| the car gets started.
I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it to
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
This is an anti-carjack system. It should disencourage carjackers to open
the doors and drag you out of the car.
But most car owners open the doors themselves when a carjacker comes up with
a handgun....
K.
"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> Not to sidetrack the question, but....
>
> eh wrote:
> | After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> | it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> | the car gets started.
>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
>
> TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it
to
>
>
>
the doors and drag you out of the car.
But most car owners open the doors themselves when a carjacker comes up with
a handgun....
K.
"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
> Not to sidetrack the question, but....
>
> eh wrote:
> | After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> | it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> | the car gets started.
>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
>
> TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it
to
>
>
>
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
This is an anti-carjack system. It should disencourage carjackers to open
the doors and drag you out of the car.
But most car owners open the doors themselves when a carjacker comes up with
a handgun....
K.
"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
> Not to sidetrack the question, but....
>
> eh wrote:
> | After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> | it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> | the car gets started.
>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
>
> TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it
to
>
>
>
the doors and drag you out of the car.
But most car owners open the doors themselves when a carjacker comes up with
a handgun....
K.
"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
> Not to sidetrack the question, but....
>
> eh wrote:
> | After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> | it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> | the car gets started.
>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
>
> TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it
to
>
>
>
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"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
It denies people the opportunity to freely enter the vehicle, when it is
stopped in traffic.
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"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
It denies people the opportunity to freely enter the vehicle, when it is
stopped in traffic.
--
Brian
http://www.cakesbydarlene.ca
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
Brian Smith wrote:
| "tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
| news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
||
|| I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the
|| car is started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this
|| behavior?
|
| It denies people the opportunity to freely enter the vehicle, when
| it is stopped in traffic.
Thanks Brian and Koen for your answers. I guess the thought never crossed my
mind that someone would want to enter my car when I'm stopped - it's nothing
I worry about.
People with bad intents could still smash your window and open the door
through the window, though, so locked doors would just prevent the most
timid of carjackers... (that's a bit of an oxymoron
| "tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
| news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
||
|| I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the
|| car is started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this
|| behavior?
|
| It denies people the opportunity to freely enter the vehicle, when
| it is stopped in traffic.
Thanks Brian and Koen for your answers. I guess the thought never crossed my
mind that someone would want to enter my car when I'm stopped - it's nothing
I worry about.
People with bad intents could still smash your window and open the door
through the window, though, so locked doors would just prevent the most
timid of carjackers... (that's a bit of an oxymoron
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Brian Smith wrote:
| "tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
| news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
||
|| I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the
|| car is started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this
|| behavior?
|
| It denies people the opportunity to freely enter the vehicle, when
| it is stopped in traffic.
Thanks Brian and Koen for your answers. I guess the thought never crossed my
mind that someone would want to enter my car when I'm stopped - it's nothing
I worry about.
People with bad intents could still smash your window and open the door
through the window, though, so locked doors would just prevent the most
timid of carjackers... (that's a bit of an oxymoron
| "tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
| news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
||
|| I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the
|| car is started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this
|| behavior?
|
| It denies people the opportunity to freely enter the vehicle, when
| it is stopped in traffic.
Thanks Brian and Koen for your answers. I guess the thought never crossed my
mind that someone would want to enter my car when I'm stopped - it's nothing
I worry about.
People with bad intents could still smash your window and open the door
through the window, though, so locked doors would just prevent the most
timid of carjackers... (that's a bit of an oxymoron
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
A couple of years ago we rented a car from Avis, the car had this autolock
feature. If I remember correctly the car doors locked when I shifted from
park to reverse or drive. What annoyed with this car was when I shifted
back to park the doors did not unlock. If you can lock the doors then you
should also unlock the doors.
"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> Not to sidetrack the question, but....
>
> eh wrote:
> | After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> | it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> | the car gets started.
>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
>
> TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it
> to
>
>
>
feature. If I remember correctly the car doors locked when I shifted from
park to reverse or drive. What annoyed with this car was when I shifted
back to park the doors did not unlock. If you can lock the doors then you
should also unlock the doors.
"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
> Not to sidetrack the question, but....
>
> eh wrote:
> | After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> | it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> | the car gets started.
>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
>
> TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it
> to
>
>
>
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Re: 2004 Accord EXL - Auto door lock feature?
A couple of years ago we rented a car from Avis, the car had this autolock
feature. If I remember correctly the car doors locked when I shifted from
park to reverse or drive. What annoyed with this car was when I shifted
back to park the doors did not unlock. If you can lock the doors then you
should also unlock the doors.
"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
> Not to sidetrack the question, but....
>
> eh wrote:
> | After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> | it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> | the car gets started.
>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
>
> TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it
> to
>
>
>
feature. If I remember correctly the car doors locked when I shifted from
park to reverse or drive. What annoyed with this car was when I shifted
back to park the doors did not unlock. If you can lock the doors then you
should also unlock the doors.
"tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:2vaufvF2j02v8U1@uni-berlin.de...
> Not to sidetrack the question, but....
>
> eh wrote:
> | After we bought the 2004 Accord EXL, we found that
> | it misses one important feature: lock the door automatically when
> | the car gets started.
>
> I never understood why anyone would want to lock the doors when the car is
> started or starts moving. What's the reasoning behind this behavior?
>
> TomB (with good old 88 Civic that doesn't lock the doors unless I tell it
> to
>
>
>