lost keys

[Huw Powell]

Tony, the only lockout I have had that way was in my grey 90Q, and it 
was the Clifford alarm system that did it.  Perhaps it is true of newer 
cars or cars with factory alarms?

So I was just out running some errands, and had to look and see - yup, 
all the shinier cars had no passenger side key thing

On 4/19/2011 6:24 PM, Tony Hoffman wrote:
> The keys will also be locked in the car if the battery goes dead, then is
> hooked up to a charger or jumper cables. For some reason, the sudden spike
> in voltage activates the central locking system to lock all the doors. So,
> if you are ever jumping your older Audi, don't do it with the doors closed
> and the key inside ;-) BTDT, out comes the coat hangar!
>
> Tony
>
>
>> RE: lost keys
>> Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2011 13:39:17 -0500
>>
>> It sure is, but it amazes me that many manufacturers don't even do it.
>> However, if the passenger locked the door, and you need the key to lock
> the
>> driver's side, how did you do it Tom? What I think is neat about VAG
>> products is, that if you hit the power lock switch on the door, it will
> lock
>> all but the driver's side.  However, if you hit the keyless with one of
> the
>> doors open, and close the door, you are screwed.
>
>
>>   I once locked my keys inside my 80q -- that can only happen when the
>> passenger is 'helpful' enough to lock their door as they exit, as the
> driver
>> door needs to be locked manually from the outside -- great feature, btw.
>>
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