Just Curious
Just Curious
Because my Crossfire is 13+ years old and I wanted the alarm to chirp, I just replaced it with the new one. It is much nicer not having to watch for the flashing lights. What I an curious about is since I changed the alarm siren I have noticed that if I turn my alarm off but do not start my car that the alarm sets and doors lock, by themselves, after about 2 minutes. This is not a bad thing because if you forget to lock it it will lock itself but whatever you do don't leave the key in the ignition. I never noticed this before. Is it just because the chirp has alerted me to something I never noticed before or has something changed? If I start the car and turn it off this does not seem to occur. Any feedback would be appreciated.
THANKS
THANKS
Re: Just Curious
Because my Crossfire is 13+ years old and I wanted the alarm to chirp, I just replaced it with the new one. It is much nicer not having to watch for the flashing lights. What I an curious about is since I changed the alarm siren I have noticed that if I turn my alarm off but do not start my car that the alarm sets and doors lock, by themselves, after about 2 minutes. This is not a bad thing because if you forget to lock it it will lock itself but whatever you do don't leave the key in the ignition. I never noticed this before. Is it just because the chirp has alerted me to something I never noticed before or has something changed? If I start the car and turn it off this does not seem to occur. Any feedback would be appreciated.
THANKS
THANKS
Re: Just Curious
Not sure I understand when you say turn off the alarm.
If everything is working well then you will not be able to lock the car with the key in the ignition.
If it was possible to lock one or the other in the car you would have in your hand the one you used to lock the car with. You could then use it to open the car.
If the car automatically relocked because you did not open the door it would not be possible to have locked the key in the car because you needed it outside the car to lock it, and opening the door to put the key in the car would cancel the auto locking feature, you could throw the key through an open window of the locked car but that would be just plain dumb.
If everything is working well then you will not be able to lock the car with the key in the ignition.
If it was possible to lock one or the other in the car you would have in your hand the one you used to lock the car with. You could then use it to open the car.
If the car automatically relocked because you did not open the door it would not be possible to have locked the key in the car because you needed it outside the car to lock it, and opening the door to put the key in the car would cancel the auto locking feature, you could throw the key through an open window of the locked car but that would be just plain dumb.
Re: Just Curious
Thank you for the input. I will attempt to clarify with an example. I unlocked the car with the key FOB and used the hood latch to unlock the hood. The doors were closed as I checked the oil. While under the hood I hear the alarm cherp once and hear the doors lock. I was about 2 minutes from when I unlocked the car. It may have always done this however I never noticed because there was no audible before. I had to used the FOB to re-enter the car after checking the oil and ??? I'm sure it is a feature I never noticed.
Re: Just Curious
That ain't right. It should relock if you DON'T open the drivers door.
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