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To: adamjeeps
If you have push-button start, aren’t you supposed to leave the fob in your pocket and push a button on the door if you want to lock it after you exit the vehicle?

Yea, but the occasions I unknowingly left the car running was when I made a quick stop to run into the gas station to buy something. I generally don't lock the car when I do that because the car is shut off and the keys are in my hand.

But with this new Jeep, I haven't yet gotten used to the fact that the fob on my key chain isn't an actual key and I have to push the button to turn it off.

And after a lifetime of knowing my car is shut off because the keys are in my hand, it's hard to get used to this new way.

70 posted on 03/20/2019 6:30:54 AM PDT by Hot Tabasco (ui)
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To: Hot Tabasco

Yeah I get it.
The new fobs are not really designed to go on a key ring. Just put it in your pocket or purse and leave it there. No need to ever touch it except to get it in the morning and put it away at night.


87 posted on 03/20/2019 7:47:05 AM PDT by adamjeeps
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