Always discover new features...

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skelton

Discussion Starter · Feb 8, 2002

As I was sitting in Passat waiting for my wife, I took the manual out under steering wheel. I had never read the quick guide so much. And I read it, look at it... and what a wonder!!!
Just before, I thought that the trunk open button on the blade key was not set to work by the dealer because when I pressed that button, the trunk didn't open.
On the quick guide, I found the answer. We can choose the mode to close the trunk by ourselves (dealer-free), by switching the key hole in different positions. Try it if you have never put the key into the key hole on the trunk lid. Now I can lock the trunk each time I close the trunk, and press the trunk open button for a few seconds and the trunk is unlocked, independent to the other doors.

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sg207ptg

· #2 · Feb 8, 2002

Re: Always discover new features... (skelton)

That's a safety feature. You have to hold the button down for a few seconds for it to open. They don't want you to accidently hit the button and pop the trunk while driving...

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candywhitepassat

· #3 · Feb 8, 2002

Re: Always discover new features... (skelton)

quote:[HR][/HR]They don't want you to accidently hit the button and pop the trunk while driving...[HR][/HR]

Actually, the buttons on the remote don't work when the car is running (an other safety feature).

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