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tonser

Joined: 17 Jan 2006
Location: London
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2006 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Java Black

Total closure system ???

Hi

Another query whilst awaiting delivery !

Does the alarm feature a total closure system - ie locks the doors, closes the windows and sunroof when you hit the lock button ?

If it is not standard, does anyone know if it can be programmed to do so ? It would also be good if the mirrors would fold in and out when the alarm is armed / unarmed.

Tonse

Sat Jul 08 2006 9:04pm

shmoogle
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You don't get this by default. Not sure if it can be programmed to do so. I don't think anyone has mentioned that it can be done on this site over the past 9 months..... have a word with your dealer and see if it can be configured (but don't get your hopes up).

Let us know what you find out. Good luck!

Sat Jul 08 2006 9:30pm

tonser

Joined: 17 Jan 2006
Location: London
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Thanks Shmoogle - I'll give them a try. It would also be good if the access height was lowered and raised when the car was locked and unlocked.

Tonse

Sun Jul 09 2006 8:04am

Lateral5

Joined: 07 Jun 2006
Location: Down south
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tonser wrote:
Thanks Shmoogle - I'll give them a try. It would also be good if the access height was lowered and raised when the car was locked and unlocked.

Tonse

Tonser, you can programme the access height into your key yourself. There is a third pushbutton (the LandRover one) on the key that can have a few different things programmed into it, access height being one of them. All covered in the owners manual. RRS TDV6 Bluetooth, VR, Roof

Sun Jul 09 2006 9:23am

tonser

Joined: 17 Jan 2006
Location: London
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Hi Lateral

I just read about that in the manual, but it only works if you've already turned the hazard warning lights on.

Tonse

Sun Jul 09 2006 9:26am

shmoogle
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Yes, this is a so-called safety feature. Apparently you have to warn people that the car is going to lower a bit... wouldn't want to get caught up in the air suspension now, would we?

Sun Jul 09 2006 9:48pm

RRUK

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It's a completely stupid system..... I programmed my keys to sitch on headlights and open the boot.
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Wed Jul 12 2006 3:17pm

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Wed Jul 12 2006 3:19pm

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