I probably have to get out of my car 5 times a week to close the stupid trunk.
#16
12-09-2009, 10:32 AM
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This is what I tried to have the dealer do. They said it couldn't be done. I don't really understand why.
#17
12-09-2009, 01:03 PM
And if the OP didn't wear such tight fitting pants, he/she wouldn't have the problem lol
Just kidding
#18
12-09-2009, 03:43 PM
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A company called Mods4cars https://www.wit-usa.com/sms/shop/?p=...4LWEiO30=makes makes something that should cure your problem if it is caused by a momentary bump of the key button. It adds a delay so the button has to be held down for a few seconds to activate opener. I purchased one for my '07 coupe (the units are different for coupes vs cabs) but sold the car and never used it. (I actually thought that after 28 years of owning P cars, I had them out of my system - see my signature to see how long that lasted.
) The '08s have a slight delay built into them so no longer need it. Check it out on line. If you have a coupe and it is what you want, let me know and you can have it. If it works for you, send a donation to Make A Wish. Another "solution" is to super glue the button. I actually did that to a button on a razr phone that I kept accidentally pushing and ending up with the phone on speakerphone it awkward times.
) The '08s have a slight delay built into them so no longer need it. Check it out on line. If you have a coupe and it is what you want, let me know and you can have it. If it works for you, send a donation to Make A Wish. Another "solution" is to super glue the button. I actually did that to a button on a razr phone that I kept accidentally pushing and ending up with the phone on speakerphone it awkward times.
#19
12-09-2009, 03:49 PM
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Rep Power: 21 A company called Mods4cars https://www.wit-usa.com/sms/shop/?p=...4LWEiO30=makes makes something that should cure your problem if it is caused by a momentary bump of the key button. It adds a delay so the button has to be held down for a few seconds to activate opener. I purchased one for my '07 coupe (the units are different for coupes vs cabs) but sold the car and never used it. (I actually thought that after 28 years of owning P cars, I had them out of my system - see my signature to see how long that lasted.) The '08s have a slight delay built into them so no longer need it. Check it out on line. If you have a coupe and it is what you want, let me know and you can have it. If it works for you, send a donation to Make A Wish. Another "solution" is to super glue the button. I actually did that to a button on a razr phone that I kept accidentally pushing and ending up with the phone on speakerphone it awkward times.
) The '08s have a slight delay built into them so no longer need it. Check it out on line. If you have a coupe and it is what you want, let me know and you can have it. If it works for you, send a donation to Make A Wish. Another "solution" is to super glue the button. I actually did that to a button on a razr phone that I kept accidentally pushing and ending up with the phone on speakerphone it awkward times.
#21
12-09-2009, 04:30 PM
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Very serious. It has been collecting dust for a few years in my garage. Send pm.
#22
12-09-2009, 05:40 PM
Does anyone else have this problem? I've had the key delay adjusted as much as it can be adjusted, but it still keeps popping open just from being in my pocket and my pants just aren't that tight. The dealer couldn't think of anything and didn't think they could consider it a warranty issue. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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