Re: A4 remote locks

[jafo@sylvia.tummy.com (Sean Reifschneider)]

George Economou writes:
> Be careful with the trunk lock.  I found out the hard way that it is 
> easy to lock yourself out when playing with the trunk.  It happened to
> me one day while the A4 was running.  I stepped out to get something 
> out of the trunk. By the time I got back to the driver's door, I was 

I'll have to try that one.  I had an experience where I locked my keys in
the car the other day (in the ignition).  We were at a gas station, and
I was filling up.  I think I had locked the doors manually with the
button, then unlocked my door to dispense the petrol.  I closed the door
and realized the gas filler lid was locked.  I had my SO unlock it
(she was sitting in the car), and she chose to use the remote.

By the time the petrol had finished, the car was locked again, and the
gas filler was unable to close because of that pin...  It was really bad
because I hadn't left any of the windows open, and couldn't pass a
coat-hanger through to my SO so she could unlock it.  :-)

The point is...  Don't leave your keys in the car.

Sean
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