How to Set Up Automatic Car Locking When Leaving the Vehicle?

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LaNevaeh
07/28/25 6:54pm
Shift to the P position, turn the key to the ON position, close all four doors, press and hold the lock button until the hazard warning lights on the dashboard flash twice, indicating the setup is complete. Turn the ignition switch to the "ON" position, within 20 seconds, press the door lock switch to "LOCK" and hold for 5 seconds until the indicator light flashes twice.
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ODylan
08/12/25 12:15am
Having driven for several years, the auto-lock feature is one of my most frequently used functions. Typically, start the vehicle without moving, then locate the vehicle settings menu on the central display, enter the door lock options, and enable the walk-away auto-lock feature—that's it. Menu locations vary by model; some are controlled via steering wheel buttons, while others require operating the keyboard after ignition. I recommend checking the owner's manual for specific steps, as older vehicles may not have this feature. Once enabled, the car automatically locks when you walk a few steps away with the key, preventing theft or lost items due to forgotten locks. The benefits are numerous, like peace of mind in supermarket parking lots—just ensure safety during setup to avoid accidentally locking others out. Test by walking a few meters away and listening for the lock sound to confirm success.
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