duke
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Post by duke on Aug 7, 2004 6:11:27 GMT -5
There is no need to update or to improve the locking system.  As of 2002, all Hyundai’s power door lock systems have a single twist with the key (or one click of the remote) to unlock the drivers door, a second twist or click will unlock all the other doors. In a crash situation, the SRS system will unlock all doors, should they be locked. |
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Post by megadethmartyrdethmartyr on Aug 7, 2004 9:46:13 GMT -5
sillylance, you seem to CENSORED quite abit about things you know little of. Most companies reufse to use the automatic locking above 15 mph because of their tendency to NOT unlock in the event of a crash. If you want that one with that option, buy a domestic and deal with the impending problems.
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Post by eCkS on Aug 7, 2004 14:21:06 GMT -5
There is no need to update or to improve the locking system. As of 2002, all Hyundai’s power door lock systems have a single twist with the key (or one click of the remote) to unlock the drivers door, a second twist or click will unlock all the other doors. In a crash situation, the SRS system will unlock all doors, should they be locked. i don't think that's true cuz i have an 04 EF GLS V6 and i press it once and ALL the doors open... and i tried that key twist thingy... and my alarm went off while it did unlock all the doors... i really can care less since i use the remote to unlock my car @ all time i never use the key... only to start the car... |
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Post by sillylance on Aug 7, 2004 15:14:23 GMT -5
That quirk on Korean cars is kinda annoying, i think japanese, american, european cars have a system you have to press the remote or turn the key twice for all the doors to unlock, i think their power door locks need improvement, most cars do have system when the bags deploy all the power doors unlocks that good that most korean cars made an effort in that, they use those power lock systems you can for buy 100 bucks usd.
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Post by megadethmartyrdethmartyr on Aug 7, 2004 15:45:13 GMT -5
There are onlt 2 of the new models that don't use a 2 stage lock system. The Sonata and XG. Looks like we have another know-it-all D-elphi. Get your "facts" straight.
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Post by Brian Gluckman on Aug 7, 2004 19:26:51 GMT -5
easy, guys  . And who changed the thread back to two different topics?  |
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