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http://www.msn.com/en-ca/autos/news/10-carmakers-sued-over-keyless-ignitions/ar-BBm9LFr?li=AA8hc8 The gene pool needs more chlorine...
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2003silverado wrote:
At least with keyed ignition vehicles most people need the same key ring to get back in their house when they return home. I don't understand why the vehicles don't shut off when the fob gets over 10 feet from the vehicle. If you need to leave it running then you leave the fob in the vehicle just like you would leave the keys in the ignition on other vehicles.
Then someone can steal your vehicle, if the key fob is not in the vehicle and someone depresses the brake pedal the vehicle turns off. If the fob is in the vehicle they drive away. You get a ticket, your insurance company may be able to jurk you around and if the vehicle involved in a accident you might be sued. Nope leaving the fob in the vehicle is not a good idea.
Don
