F55/F56 Comfort Access Question
Comfort Access Question
I think I read someone else asking the same question...but here goes.
When I open the car one push and it opens.
When I lock the first push seems to raise the door lock and the second does nothing but it moves and the 3rd push locks the door.
If I lock the car from the passenger side both doors lock on the first push.
Anyone else notice this happening? Are you able to change it in the programming?
When I open the car one push and it opens.
When I lock the first push seems to raise the door lock and the second does nothing but it moves and the 3rd push locks the door.
If I lock the car from the passenger side both doors lock on the first push.
Anyone else notice this happening? Are you able to change it in the programming?
I have run into what you are describing as well with my comfort access. The note about disabling makes sense, I would guess the auto unlock of opening the door is what may be trowing it off and making for the extra push/delay.
As I recall in the owners manual it mentioned there is a brief delay in the system if the car was just locked or unlocked before the fob or comfort access keys will work again. I think they do this by design to prevent the lock mechanisms from being constantly toggled. I will be disabling the auto lock feature when driving as well.
As I recall in the owners manual it mentioned there is a brief delay in the system if the car was just locked or unlocked before the fob or comfort access keys will work again. I think they do this by design to prevent the lock mechanisms from being constantly toggled. I will be disabling the auto lock feature when driving as well.
I have mine set to only unlock the drives door with the black button but I still get the delay talked about here. I do have it set for auto-lock on driving and I'm going to turn that off.
I've found that if both doors are unlocked, then a single push of the button will lock everything. If the driver's door is unlocked and the passenger's door is locked, I see the behavior you're describing. That's probably why the "lock doors while driving" setting affects this too. I've found that if I push the unlock button on the door handle while exiting that a single button push will lock everything. It's a weird work around though. There should be somewhere to configure this a bit better. Although I suppose since I'm already hitting unlock on the door handle, I could just as easily hit lock. That only works if there's not a slowly exiting passenger in the car.
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