Where is the child lock on the Audi Q5?

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JuneAnn
07/30/25 4:32am
Audi Q5's child lock switch is located in the center of the rear door lock cylinder. The child safety lock prevents the rear doors from being opened from the inside and disables the operation of the rear window regulators. Please check whether the rear window regulator switches and door opening levers have been deactivated to confirm the effectiveness of the child protection function. Audi Q5 child lock operation method: 1. Open the door - the Q5 features smart door locks that can be opened directly with the car key; 2. Locate the child lock switch in the center position of the rear door lock cylinder; 3. Rotate this switch to activate the child lock, which prevents children from opening the doors from inside during driving.
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