Originally Posted by Cal_Cobra
No it's not, but if it was properly designed you wouldn't need to. Interesting to see that the Chrysler 300's three remote buttons are illuminated. I wonder if their the same arrangement on the 300 as the Crossfire, perhaps a 300 button set could be swapped into the Crossfire
You could put a small rough or light colored sticker on the button and find it by feel or sight.
The buttons are hard to see under any conditions. That is probably by design. Lots of people don't lock their cars or the door between the inside of the garage and the living quarters of the house.
Using the car garage opener a thief would have an easy time popping the garage door and helping themself to the contents of the house if the garage door open button was easy to find... Of course it doesn't work without the keys so that's another security step.
Personally I am happy the buttons are hard to see and find without practice. It's a security measure. Still, I lock the cars, lock the door into the house, have an alarm on the garage door and elsewhere. And the animal that sleeps in the garage usually goes to bed hungry.