unlock both doors?

by **mluu510** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 3:51 pm

can i program the remote to unlock both door with a single click on the unlock button? i don't like double clicking. also can i program to single click on lock button to disable lights that are on?

by **---CAMRAZY---** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 4:01 pm

HHAAHA, don't be lazy!!!!!!!

by **DatSRBoi** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 4:40 pm

You can . Or at least one aftermarket ones.

by **mluu510** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 8:07 pm

i am not lazy. i just don't see the prupose of having the car only opening the driver side. doesn't make since and it's inconvient.
i don't like after market security.

by **steve-o** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 11:07 am

mluu510 wrote:i am not lazy. i just don't see the prupose of having the car only opening the driver side. doesn't make since and it's inconvient.
i don't like after market security.

Perhaps you should have bought an Accord or something else. BTW - these people are trying to give you a hand here. No need to be so defensive. Anyway, it sounds like there are some things you don't like about the car. Never heard anyone complain about having to hit the unlock button twice. If you don't have a passenger whats the point of opening both doors? My 78 year old dad's 2005 camry does that and he never complained. So what else? The OBX pedals are disgusting and you see no purpose to having to hit the unlock button twice..Enjoy the car..its a fun car to drive and a pleasure to own.

by **Sebas007** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 11:11 am

My 2-way remote starter unlock both doors with one touch of the button but doesn't disable my light...anyway they turn off after some minutes (2-5)

by **PXLpainter** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 1:34 pm

Pretty simple 2 me... and I AM Lazy!

Two clicks unlocks both doors... two clicks sets alarm and turns off the lights.

Unless you don't have fingers to start with or have a disability that restricts the use of your digits, I'm not seeing a problem here. :roll:

by **mluu510** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 2:56 pm

steve-o wrote:
mluu510 wrote:i am not lazy. i just don't see the prupose of having the car only opening the driver side. doesn't make since and it's inconvient.
i don't like after market security.
Perhaps you should have bought an Accord or something else. BTW - these people are trying to give you a hand here. No need to be so defensive. Anyway, it sounds like there are some things you don't like about the car. Never heard anyone complain about having to hit the unlock button twice. If you don't have a passenger whats the point of opening both doors? My 78 year old dad's 2005 camry does that and he never complained. So what else? The OBX pedals are disgusting and you see no purpose to having to hit the unlock button twice..Enjoy the car..its a fun car to drive and a pleasure to own.

dude, chill. i am not trying to knock on my own brand new car. i like to customize things to max. thus, i am here. yes, i am loving the car so far. definitely better than an accord, lol.

i am just curious why toyota made it double click to unlock both doors. doesn't really add any security feature.

by **SolaraBlue** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 3:02 pm

i beg to differ on the double click not being a security feature. its very minor but it may halp prevent someone from jacking your car when youre getting into it.
my girls dodge neon does the double click as well. its kind of a pain.

buy an aftermarket system problem solved.

by **4Runner4Christ** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 3:49 pm

SolaraBlue is right...the single click is a safety feature designed to help prevent someone from jumping in one of your other doors that you might not be thinking about.

I didnt know about the double-click to set the alarm. I always thought the alarm was set ANYTIME you locked the car with the remote with a single click (that's the way it is on my 4Runner)...

by **mluu510** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 11:26 pm

lol, what can they do if they jump into your car? if they have a gun, it wouldn't matter if they can get into the passenger. they'll just point and ask for your key. life is so depressing. why can't all the bad people just drop dead? haha

by **NeFaRiOuS_SLE** » Fri Oct 20, 2006 12:08 am

Well, you can still duck and floor it to safety, providing you don't back out of car spaces slower than your grandma (another advantage of parking your car front end out).

by **stockae92** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 10:05 am

4Runner4Christ wrote:SolaraBlue is right...the single click is a safety feature designed to help prevent someone from jumping in one of your other doors that you might not be thinking about.

ditto on this

i like this and doesn't mind pressing the remote button one more times for opening the passenger door

by **TW85** » Mon Oct 23, 2006 2:25 pm

One press of the lock button arms the alarm and locks the doors. A second click immediately after the first turns off all lights.

unlock both doors?

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