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AUTOMATIC LOCKING

ianbanneville

ianbanneville

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Anyone know how to set the central locking to lock automatically when you pull away?

Is there a sequence of buttons to press, or does this have to be done by the dealer?
 
It requires hooking the car up to the diagnostic thingy at the dealer.
Takes seconds to do. You can probably get them to do it for nothing next time it is serviced (when it will be connected anyway).
 
In the user guide it mentions to contact the dealer. There a number of different settings they can do depending on how you want it to operate (if I remember correctly).
I thought that locking at 3-5mph was the default setting.
 
Thanks guys. I am going for consistency with my wife's car. It frightens the life out of me when I pull away as it always sounds like I have clipped a mirror or something! Maybe I'll get used to it if the 4S does it too...
 
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