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How to Set Up Auto-Lock When Starting the Civic?

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JacksonRose
07/29/25 10:12pm

After shifting the Civic into the P (Park) position, turn the key to the ON position to power on, then close all four doors of the car. Press and hold the lock button for about six seconds. Once you see the hazard warning lights on the dashboard flash twice, the auto-lock feature will be successfully activated. When the vehicle speed reaches the computer-set value, the door lock buttons will automatically engage to prevent accidental opening of the doors. The default setting is usually between 10-20km/h.

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LeMadison
08/15/25 10:30pm

Setting up the automatic door lock when starting is quite easy on my Civic. Park the car in P gear, turn the key to the ON position but don't start the engine. Then look at the dashboard, find a small button or screen menu to press, and enter the vehicle settings section. After locating the door lock option, turn on the automatic lock switch and save. Once the car starts moving and reaches a speed of over 10-20 km/h, the doors will automatically lock, which is very safe. I often use this feature on highways to prevent children from opening the doors randomly. The menu paths may vary slightly for different model years of the Civic, but they are generally similar. It's recommended to familiarize yourself with the system during a test drive and don't forget to read the manual to ensure success on the first try, avoiding repeated settings that waste time and enhancing driving peace of mind.

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Kate
10/17/25 8:17am

To set the Civic to automatically lock when starting, you need to access the vehicle settings system. Ensure the ignition is turned to the ACC or ON position without starting the engine. Navigate to the settings menu using the steering wheel or instrument panel buttons, select the vehicle options, and enter the door lock control. Enable the auto-lock feature and set the trigger speed, such as 20 km/h. The underlying principle is that the body control module monitors speed changes via sensors and automatically triggers the locking mechanism. If the setup fails, check for vehicle software updates or whether the fuse is functioning properly. This feature reduces manual operation distractions during daily driving and is highly practical. Remember to test it once to confirm effectiveness and avoid safety issues caused by malfunctions.

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DamianFitz
12/01/25 2:13am

Starting door lock setting is simple for safe driving. For the Civic, park the car, shift to P gear, and turn on the ignition without starting the engine. Enter the instrument settings menu, select the door lock section, and enable the automatic door lock option. The doors will automatically lock when driving starts to prevent accidental opening, especially useful for families with children or city driving. Once saved, the setting ensures peace of mind and safety first.

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