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Replying to: allmet33 (Feb 20, 2007 6:16 am) Did you actually get to see behind that vertical panel forward of the ash tray door and under the compartment that you reference? One of the techs at the local dealership thought that the space behind the vertical was open. I thought that the removal of the center console would be a tough job, as I have installed a wood dash kit that covers the top surfaces of the console.
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New 2006 with 500 miles. Never lock it in the garage. A few days ago found doors locked. Unlocked, opened driver door and closed. Didn't lock but, while working in garage, heard doors lock and system re armed within a minute from closing door. Repeated this procedure several times and system re armed every time. Now has since quit automatic arming function. Anyone know what's going on? Thanks, Emmett
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Replying to: fgfan (Feb 21, 2007 6:08 am) If you use your remote to unlock doors and physically do not open door within 1 minute the system will automatically re lock doors. Use remote to unlock doors, open door to car than close. Doors should not re lock unless you hit lock on remote.
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Replying to: floridabob1 (Feb 20, 2007 2:41 pm) That is why I suggested the compartment under the climate controls. Access would be VERY easy as you can remove the entire panel to work with it. Installing a 12 volt plug in source there would be quite easy You're right about that center console being difficult to get out. I ran my patch cables under the center console to the back and when I removed the screws along the sides and the two bolts located in the arm rest cubby...it still didn't want to come out. So there's other points that hold it down as well.
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