Table of Contents
Advertisement
I'urning the Passive System Off
You can disable the passive feature by moving the
transmitter's slider switch to OFF. The vehicle will no
longer automatically disarm your theft-deterrent system
or unlock the doors, however, you will be
able to
actively control use of the door locks, the hatch/trunk lid
release and the panic alarm using the four transmitter
buttons. (These buttons also work when the passive
feature is on.)
Make sure to fully slide the switch to either side when
turning the key fob transmitter on and off. You should
feel a double click when sliding the switch back
and forth.
You can also check whether the passive system is on or
off by closing the door and moving away from the
vehicle with the keys and transmitter.
If the doors lock,
the passive system is on.
If you are working around your vehicle and keeping
your keys with you, you might want to
turn the RFA
passive system off. If you don't, the transmitter will
keep locking and unlocking your doors.
Transmitter Range
The active range (using one of the four buttons) of the
key fob transmitter is approximately 60 to 100 feet
(18 to 30 m). The passive range (having the slider
switch set to ON) is approximately 10 to 20 feet
(3 to 6 m) on the passenger's side of the vehicle and
20 to 30 feet (6 to 9 m) on the driver's side.
Advertisement
Table of Contents
