What Are the Hidden Functions of the Toyota RAV4 Remote Key?
2 Answers
Toyota RAV4 remote key hidden functions: 1. When the vehicle is locked, pressing the horn symbol on the remote key can trigger the vehicle alarm, which is very convenient for locating the car. 2. After locking the car and leaving, the key can be used to close all windows with one button; open all vehicle windows with one button; and open the vehicle's trunk. Introduction to the remote key is as follows: 1. The owner does not need to insert the key into the lock to remotely open and lock the doors. Its greatest advantage is: regardless of day or night, without needing to locate the lock hole, the owner can remotely and conveniently unlock (open doors) and lock (lock doors). 2. The basic principle of the remote is: a weak radio wave is emitted from the owner's vicinity, received by the car's antenna, the signal code is identified by the electronic control unit (ECU), and then the system's actuator (motor or electromagnetic coil) executes the action of unlocking/locking.
Last time I took my family to the mall and got confused in the underground parking lot. Luckily, I discovered that the RAV4 key has a car-finding function. By pressing the lock button twice quickly, the car lights flash three times and the horn beeps twice, which is especially useful in the dark garage. One day, just as I entered the neighborhood, it suddenly started raining, and the rear window was slightly open. From over 20 meters away, I held the lock button for three seconds, and all the windows, including the sunroof, closed automatically with a 'swish.' When the car feels like a steamer in summer, I hold the unlock button in advance to open all four windows and the sunroof for ventilation. Once, while helping an elderly person move things and couldn't free my hands, I found out that pressing the unlock button twice quickly and then holding the second press can lower the windows individually without touching the sunroof. Getting used to these little tricks can save a lot of hassle, especially on rainy days when you don’t have to rush back to the car soaking wet.
