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Suzuki Reno (2008 year). Manual - part 3

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SEATS AND RESTRAINT SYSTEMS

these air bags must inflate very quickly to

do their job. Here are the most important

WARNING

WARNING

things to know about the air bag systems.

(Continued)

Do not attach any objects to, or place

The side impact air bags are

any objects over, the steering wheel

WARNING

designed to inflate only in moderate

or dashboard. Do not place any

You can be severely injured or killed

to severe crashes where something

objects between the air bag and the

in a crash if you aren’t wearing your

hits the side of your vehicle. They

driver or front passenger. These

safety belt

- even if you have air

aren’t designed to inflate in frontal, in

objects may interfere with air bag

bags. Wearing your safety belt during

rollover or in rear crashes.

operation or may be propelled by the

a crash helps reduce your chance of

Everyone in your vehicle should wear

air bag in the event of a crash. Either

hitting things inside the vehicle or

a safety belt properly - whether or

of these conditions may cause

being ejected from it. Air bags are

not there’s an air bag for that person.

severe injury.

designed to work with safety belts

but don’t replace them.

Frontal air bags for the driver and

WARNING

WARNING

right front passenger are designed to

Air bags inflate with great force,

Anyone who is up against, or very

deploy only in moderate to severe

faster than the blink of an eye. If

close to, any air bag when it inflates

frontal and near frontal crashes. They

you’re too close to an inflating air

can be severely injured or killed. Air

aren’t designed to inflate at all in roll-

bag, as you would be if you were

bags plus lap-shoulder belts offer the

over, rear or low-speed frontal

leaning forward, it could severely

best protection for adults, but not for

crashes, or in many side crashes.

injure you. Safety belts help keep you

young children and infants. Neither

And, for some unrestrained occu-

in position for air bag inflation before

the vehicle’s safety belt system nor

pants, frontal air bags may provide

and during a crash. Always wear your

its air bag system is designed for

less protection in frontal crashes

safety belt, even with frontal air bags.

them. Young children and infants

than more forceful air bags have pro-

The driver should sit as far back as

need the protection that a child

vided in the past.

possible while still maintaining con-

restraint system can provide. Always

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trol of the vehicle. Front occupants

secure children properly in your vehi-

should not lean on or sleep against

cle. To read how, see the part of this

the door.

manual called

“Older Children” or

“Infants and Young Children.”

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SEATS AND RESTRAINT SYSTEMS

Where Are the Air Bags?

S4U1015A

There is an air bag readiness light on the

instrument panel, which shows the air bag

symbol.

The air bag readiness system checks the

air bag electrical system for malfunctions.

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The light tells you if there is an electrical

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problem. See “Air Bag Readiness Light” in

The side impact air bag is in the side of the

section 3 for more information.

The driver’s frontal air bag is in the middle

front seatback closest to the door.

of the steering wheel.

WARNING

Don’t put anything between an occu-

pant and an air bag, and don’t attach

or put anything on the steering wheel

hub or on or near any other air bag

covering. If something is between an

occupant and an air bag, the bag

might not inflate properly or it might

force the object into that person

causing severe injury or even death.

The path of an inflating air bag must

be kept clear. Don’t use seat covers

on the front seats.

L3U1064A

The right front passenger’s frontal air bag

is in the instrument panel on the passen-

ger’s side.

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Passenger Sensing System

• there is a critical problem with the air bag

Your vehicle has a passenger sensing sys-

WARNING

system or the passenger sensing sys-

tem for the right front passenger position.

tem.

A child in a rear-facing child restraint

The passenger air bag off indicator will be

can be severely injured or killed if the

When the passenger sensing system has

visible when you turn your ignition key to

right front passenger’s frontal air bag

turned off the passenger’s frontal air bag

ON or START. The words “PASSENGER

inflates. This is because the back of

and side air bag, the passenger air bag off

AIR BAG OFF” will be visible in the clock

the rear-facing child restraint would

indicator in the clock display will light and

display located in the center of the instru-

be very close to the inflating air bag.

stay lit to remind you that the air bags are

ment panel during the system check.

Even though the passenger sensing

off. See “Passenger Air Bag Off Indicator”

When the system check is complete, the

system is designed to turn off the

in Section 3.

words

“PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF”

passenger’s frontal air bag and side

should go out unless the passenger sens-

Accident statistics show that children are

air bag under certain conditions, no

ing system has turned off the front passen-

safer if they are restrained in the rear

system is fail-safe, and no one can

ger’s frontal and side air bags. See

rather than the front seat. We recommend

guarantee that an air bag will not

“Passenger Air bag Off Indicator” in Sec-

that child restraints be secured in the rear

deploy under some unusual circum-

tion 3.

seat.

stance, even though it is turned off.

Always secure a rear-facing child

For some children who have outgrown

restraint in the rear seat, even if the

child restraints and for very small adults,

air bags are off.

the passenger sensing system may or may

PASSENGER

AIR BAG OFF

not turn off the right front passenger’s fron-

The passenger sensing system is

tal air bag and side air bag, depending

designed to turn off the right front passen-

upon the person’s seating posture and

N5U1002AS

ger’s frontal air bag and side air bag when

body build. Everyone in your vehicle who

the weight on the front seat is 25.6 kg (56.4

has outgrown child restraints should wear

The passenger sensing system will turn off

lbs) or less. The air bag should be turned

a safety belt properly

- whether or not

the right front passenger’s frontal air bag

off in the following situations.

there is an air bag for that person.

and side air bag under certain conditions.

The driver’s frontal air bag and side air bag

• the right front passenger seat is unoccu-

If a person of adult-size is sitting in the

are not part of the passenger sensing sys-

pied.

right front passenger’s seat, but the pas-

tem. The passenger sensing system works

• the system determines that an infant or a

senger air bag off indicator is lit, it could be

with sensors that are part of the right front

small child is present in the right front

because that person is not sitting properly

passenger’s seat cushion. The sensors are

passenger seat.

in the seat. If this happens, do one of the

designed to detect the presence of a prop-

• a right front passenger takes his/her

following:

erly-seated occupant and determine if the

weight off of the seat for a period of time.

• Turn the vehicle off and ask the person

passenger’s frontal air bag and side air

to place the seatback in the fully upright

bag should be enabled (may inflate) or not.

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SEATS AND RESTRAINT SYSTEMS

• Your vehicle is equipped with a crash

have information about servicing your vehi-

Restraint System Check

sensing and diagnostic module, which

cle and the air bag system.

records information about the air bag

Checking Your Restraint Systems

system. The module records information

WARNING

Now and then, make sure the safety belt

about the readiness of the system, when

reminder light and all your belts, buckles,

For up to 10 seconds after the igni-

the system commands air bag inflation.

latch plates, retractors and anchorages are

tion key is turned off and the battery

• Let only qualified technicians work on

working properly. Look for any other loose

is disconnected, an air bag can still

your air bag system. Improper service

or damaged safety belt system parts. If you

inflate during improper service. You

can mean that your air bag system won’t

see anything that might keep a safety belt

can be injured if you are close to an

work properly. See your SUZUKI dealer

system from doing its job, have it repaired.

air bag when it inflates. Avoid yellow

for service.

connectors. They are probably part of

Torn or frayed safety belts may not protect

the air bag system. Be sure to follow

you in a crash. They can rip apart under

CAUTION

proper service procedures, and make

impact forces. If a belt is torn or frayed, get

If you damage the covering for the

sure the person performing work for

a new one right away.

driver’s or the right front passenger’s

you is qualified to do so.

Also look for any opened or broken air bag

frontal air bag, or the covering on the

covers, and have them repaired or

front seatback for a side air bag, the

The air bag systems in your vehicle do not

replaced. (The air bag system does not

bag may not work properly. You may

need regular maintenance.

need regular maintenance.)

have to replace the air bag module in

the steering wheel, both the air bag

module and the instrument panel for

the right front passenger’s air bag, or

both the air bag module and seatback

for the side impact air bag. Do not

open or break the air bag coverings.

Servicing Your Air Bag-Equipped

Vehicle

Air bags affect how your vehicle should be

serviced. There are air bag system parts in

several places around your vehicle. You

don’t want the system to inflate while

someone is working on your vehicle. Your

SUZUKI dealer and the service manual

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FEATURES AND CONTROLS

Keys

Remote Keyless Entry System

If equipped, the keyless entry system oper-

ates on a radio frequency subject to Fed-

WARNING

eral Communications Commission (FCC)

Leaving children in a vehicle with the

Rules and with Industry Canada.

ignition key is dangerous for many

This device complies with Part 15 of the

reasons. A child or others could be

FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the fol-

badly injured or even killed.

lowing two conditions:

They could operate the power win-

dows or other controls or even make

1.This device may not cause interference,

the vehicle move.

and

Don’t leave the keys in a vehicle with

2. This device must accept any interference

children.

received, including interference that

N4U2001A

may cause undesired operation of the

device.

One key is used for the ignition, the door

This device complies with RSS-210 of

and all other locks.

Industry Canada. Operation is subject to

When a new vehicle is delivered, you are

the following two conditions:

provided with two keys. Keep one of the

1.This device may not cause interference,

two keys as a spare. The key number is

and

stamped on the key tag (A). The tag has a

2. This device must accept any interference

code on it that tells your SUZUKI dealer or

received, including interference that

a qualified locksmith how to make extra

may cause undesired operation of the

keys. If you lose your key, you’ll be able to

device.

have a new one made easily using the tag.

For vehicle security, keep the tag in a safe

Changes or modifications to this system by

L3U2001A

place and also record the key number

other than an authorized service facility

somewhere other than inside of the vehi-

could void authorization to use this equip-

cle.

ment.

If you need a new key, contact your

At times you may notice a decrease in

SUZUKI dealer who can obtain the correct

range. This is normal for any remote key-

key code.

less entry system. If the transmitter does

not work or if you have to stand closer to

your vehicle for the transmitter to work, try

this:

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FEATURES AND CONTROLS

Remote Keyless Entry System

indicator located on the driver’s door lock

•

Check the distance. You may be too far

Operation

will turn off.

from your vehicle. You may need to

stand closer during rainy or snowy

If a door is not opened or if the engine is

weather.

not started within 30 seconds after press-

•

Check the location. Other vehicles or

ing Unlock on the remote keyless entry

objects may be blocking the signal. Take

transmitter, all of the doors will automati-

a few steps to the left or right, hold the

cally relock and the theft-deterrent system

transmitter higher, and try again.

will reactivate.

•

Check to determine if battery replace-

ment is necessary. See

“Battery

(PANIC):

Replacement” under Remote Keyless

Press this button to turn on the panic alarm

Entry System Operation in this section.

feature. The hazard lamps will flash and

(A)

•

If you are still having trouble, see your

the panic alarm will stay on for about 28

SUZUKI dealer or a qualified technician

seconds unless you press the Panic button

for service.

again.

N4U2002BS

The LED (A) on the transmitter will flash

The following functions are available if your

when the transmitter button is pressed.

vehicle has the remote keyless entry sys-

The Lock and Unlock buttons will not oper-

tem:

ate and the theft-deterrent system will not

activate while the key is in the ignition.

(LOCK):

Press this button to lock all of the doors. If

Matching Transmitter(s) to Your Vehicle

all of the doors are closed, the hazard

Each remote keyless entry transmitter is

lamps will flash once and the horn will

coded to prevent another transmitter from

chirp to indicate that locking has occurred.

unlocking your vehicle. If a transmitter is

The theft-deterrent system will activate and

lost or stolen, a replacement can be pur-

the security indicator located on the

chased through your SUZUKI dealer.

driver’s door lock will flash.

Remember to bring any remaining trans-

mitters with you when you go to your

(UNLOCK):

SUZUKI dealer. When the dealer matches

Press this button to unlock all of the doors.

the replacement transmitter to your vehi-

If all of the doors are closed, the hazard

cle, any remaining transmitters must also

lamps will flash twice to indicate that

be matched. Once your SUZUKI dealer

unlocking has occurred. The theft-deter-

has coded the new transmitter, the lost

rent system will deactivate and the security

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transmitter will not unlock your vehicle.

6) Check the operation of the transmitter

Each vehicle can have a maximum of four

with your vehicle.

transmitters matched to it.

WARNING

Battery Replacement

Swallowing a lithium battery may

Under normal use, the battery in your

cause serious internal injury. Do not

remote keyless entry transmitter should

allow anyone to swallow a lithium

last about two years.

battery. Keep lithium batteries away

You can tell the battery is weak if the LED

from children and pets. If swallowed,

(A) fails to illuminate or if the transmitter

contact physician immediately.

won’t work at the normal range in any loca-

tion. If you have to get close to your vehicle

before the transmitter works, it’s probably

CAUTION

N5U2001A

time to change the battery.

The transmitter is a sensitive elec-

To replace the battery in the remote key-

tronic instrument. To avoid damaging

CAUTION

less entry transmitter, do the following:

the transmitter, do not expose it to

When replacing the battery, use care

dust or moisture or tamper with inter-

1)

Remove the screw from the back of the

nal parts.

not to touch any of the circuitry.

cover and open the cover of the trans-

Static from your body transferred to

mitter.

these surfaces may damage the

2)

Pull the transmitter unit out of the cover

transmitter.

and open the cover of the transmitter

unit.

3)

Remove the battery and replace it with

the new one. Make sure the positive(+)

side of the battery faces up. Use one

three-volt, CR1616, or equivalent, type

battery.

4)

Close the cover of the transmitter unit

and put the unit in the cover of the

transmitter.

5)

Assemble the transmitter cover and

replace the screw. Make sure the cover

is on tightly, so water won’t get in.

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FEATURES AND CONTROLS

Doors and Locks

Door Locks

WARNING

Unlocked doors can be dangerous.

•

Passengers - especially children -

can easily open the doors and fall

out of a moving vehicle. When a

door is locked, the handle won’t

open it. You increase the chance of

being thrown out of the vehicle in a

crash if the doors aren’t locked. So,

N4U2004A

N4U2005A

wear safety belts properly and lock

the doors whenever you drive.

From the outside, use your key or the

All doors, except the driver’s door, can be

•

Young children who get into

optional keyless entry transmitter. See

locked from the outside by pushing down

unlocked vehicles may be unable to

“Remote Keyless Entry System” in this

the manual door lock and then closing the

get out. A child can be overcome by

section.

door. The driver’s door lock cannot be

extreme heat and can suffer perma-

pushed in while the door is open. Upon

nent injuries or even death from

To manually unlock all of the doors from

leaving the vehicle, the driver’s door can be

heat stroke. Always lock your vehi-

the outside, insert the key and turn it

locked from the outside only by using the

cle whenever you leave it.

toward the front of the vehicle.

key or the optional remote keyless entry

•

Outsiders can easily enter through

To manually lock all of the doors from the

transmitter.

an unlocked door when you slow

outside, insert the key and turn it toward

down or stop your vehicle. Locking

If your vehicle has a security indicator, the

the rear of the vehicle.

your doors can help prevent this

indicator will turn off when you unlock the

from happening.

door using the key or the optional keyless

entry transmitter. The indicator will turn on

when you lock the door using the key or

There are several ways to lock and unlock

the keyless entry transmitter. The security

your vehicle.

indicator is located on the driver’s door

lock.

From the inside, you can lock and unlock

all of the doors by pushing or pulling the

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manual door lock located on the window

Power Door Locks

Door Ajar Reminder

sill on each door.

From the inside, you can also lock and

unlock the doors with the power door lock

switches located on the driver’s door trim

pad.

CAUTION

S4U2029A

If there is noise when opening or

If one of the doors on your vehicle is not

closing the doors or while driving,

closed completely while the ignition is on,

apply grease to door latch and hinge.

the door ajar light on the instrument panel

will come on and stay on until the doors

Central Door Locking System

are closed and completely latched.

N4U2006A

The central door locking system is acti-

vated using the switch on the driver’s door.

Rear Door Security Locks

If your vehicle has this feature you can

Your vehicle is equipped with rear door

From the outside, you can lock or unlock all

unlock or lock the doors on your vehicle

security locks on each rear door. This fea-

of the doors on your vehicle from the

using the driver’s door lock switch. Push

ture helps prevent passengers from open-

driver’s door by using either the key or the

down the front part of the switch to unlock

ing the rear doors on your vehicle from the

optional keyless entry transmitter. From the

the doors. Push down the back part of the

inside.

inside, you can lock or unlock all of the

switch to lock the doors.

doors using the driver’s power door lock

switch.

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FEATURES AND CONTROLS

Using the Rear Door Security Lock

Opening a Rear Door When the Security

Liftgate

Lock is On

1) Unlock the door from the inside.

WARNING

2) Then open the door from the outside.

It can be dangerous to drive with the

If you don’t cancel the security lock feature,

liftgate open because carbon monox-

adults or older children who ride in the rear

ide (CO) gas can come into your vehi-

won’t be able to open the rear door from

cle. You can’t see or smell CO. It can

the inside. You should let adults and older

cause unconsciousness and even

children know how to cancel the locks.

death. If you must drive with the lift-

gate open or if electrical wiring or

Canceling the Rear Door Security Lock

other cable connections must pass

1) Unlock the door from the inside and

through the seal between the body

open the door from the outside.

and the liftgate:

2) Move the lock downward to the unlock

•

Make sure all other windows are

N4U2007B

position.

shut.

3) Do the same for the other rear door.

•

Turn the fan on your heating or

To activate the rear door security lock:

cooling system to its highest speed

The rear door lock will now work normally.

1) Move the lock upward to the lock posi-

and select the control setting that

tion.

will force outside air into your vehi-

Lockout Protection

2) Close the door.

cle. See “Climate Control System”

If your vehicle is equipped with remote key-

3) Do the same thing to the other rear

in the Index.

less entry, you have lockout protection.

door lock.

•

If you have air outlets on or under

This feature stops the driver’s door from

the instrument panel, open them all

locking when the power door lock switch is

CAUTION

the way. See “Engine Exhaust” in

pressed with the driver’s door open.

the Index.

Do not pull the inside door handle

when the rear door security locks are

Leaving Your Vehicle

engaged. The inside door handle

If you are leaving the vehicle, take your

could be damaged.

keys. All of the doors, except for the

driver’s door, can be locked from the out-

The rear doors on your vehicle cannot be

side by pushing the door lock down and

opened from the inside when this feature is

then closing the door. The driver’s door

in use.

can be locked from the outside only with

the key or by using the optional keyless

entry transmitter.

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FEATURES AND CONTROLS

Windows

Power Windows

WARNING

Leaving children in a vehicle with the

windows closed is dangerous. A

child can be overcome by the

extreme heat and can suffer perma-

nent injuries or even death from heat

stroke. Never leave a child alone in a

vehicle, especially with the windows

closed in warm or hot weather.

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N4U2010A

To open the liftgate from outside of the

vehicle, insert the key into the lock cylinder

If your vehicle has this feature, the power

and turn it clockwise. Then pull up the han-

window switches are located on the arm-

dle above the license plate to open the lift-

rest on the driver’s door. In addition, each

gate.

passenger door has a switch for its own

window. The ignition must be ON to use

When closing the liftgate, close from the

the power windows.

center to ensure it fully latches. Although

you may use one hand to unlock the lift-

To lower a window, press and hold the

gate, it is recommended that two hands on

switch until the window reaches the

the upper surface be used to close the lift-

desired position. To raise the window, pull

gate.

L3U2011A

up and hold the switch till the window

reaches the desired position.

To lock the liftgate, insert the key into the

Manual Windows

lock cylinder and turn it counterclockwise.

On a vehicle with manual windows, use the

The liftgate can also be locked or unlocked

window crank to open and close each win-

using the central door locking system. See

dow.

“Central Door Locking System” in this sec-

The rear windows do not open fully.

tion.

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FEATURES AND CONTROLS

Express-Down Window

Sun Visors

Theft-Deterrent Systems

The driver’s window also has an express-

Vehicle theft is big business, especially in

down feature.

some cities. Although your vehicle has a

This switch is labeled AUTO. Press the

number of theft-deterrent features, we

switch then release it and the driver’s win-

know that nothing we put on it can make it

dow will go all the way down.

impossible to steal.

To stop the window while it is lowering,

Theft-Deterrent System

press the switch again. To raise the win-

Your vehicle may have a theft-deterrent

dow, pull up and hold the switch.

system.

Window Lockout

Arming the System

To arm the system, do the following:

S4U2013A

1) Turn the ignition switch to the LOCK

and remove the key from the ignition. If

To block out glare, you can swing down the

the key is inserted in the ignition switch,

visors. You can also remove them from the

the transmitter will not operate the theft-

center mount and swing them to the side.

deterrent system.

2) Close the doors, the windows, the

Visor Vanity Mirror

hood, and the trunk. Make sure the win-

Your vehicle has vanity mirrors located on

dows are closed, as the system can be

the back of the sun visors. Swing down the

activated even if the windows are open.

sun visor to expose the vanity mirror.

3) Lock the doors using the remote key-

less entry transmitter. The transmitter

N4U2011A

must be used to activate the theft-deter-

rent system.

The driver’s power window controls also

- The LED on the transmitter will flash

include a lockout button.

once.

Press the lockout button to disable the

- All of the doors will lock.

front and rear passenger window switches.

- The hazard warning lamps will flash

The driver can still operate all the windows

once and the horn will chirp.

with the lock on. Press the lockout button

- The theft-deterrent mode will activate.

again to return to normal window opera-

tion.

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The theft-deterrent system will not arm

How to Turn Off the System Alarm

when you lock the doors using the key or

If the system alarm is active, it can be

the manual door lock. It arms only when

deactivated using the following methods:

you use the remote keyless entry transmit-

• Press the Lock or Unlock button on the

ter.

remote keyless entry transmitter.

• Unlock the driver’s or passenger’s front

Disarming the System

door using the key.

To disarm the system, do the following:

• Unlock the driver’s or passenger’s front

Otherwise, the alarm will automatically

door using the key, or

stop after

30 seconds. The system will

A

• Press the Unlock button on the transmit-

then lock the doors and reactivate the

ter.

theft-deterrent system.

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- The LED on the transmitter will flash

How to Detect a Tamper Condition

once.

If the hazard lamps flash once when the

- The security light (A) will flash once

- All of the doors will unlock.

Lock or Unlock button on your transmitter

every 0.8 seconds to indicate that the

- The hazard warning lamps will flash

is pressed, that means the theft-security

theft-deterrent system is armed. The

twice.

system alarm

was

triggered

while

you

security light is located on the driver’s

- The theft-deterrent mode will deacti-

were away.

door lock.

vate.

To avoid activating the alarm by accident,

How the System Alarm is Activated

do the following:

If a door or the trunk is opened without the

key or the remote keyless entry transmitter,

• Lock the vehicle with the key or the man-

the horn will sound and the lamps will flash

ual door lock after the doors are closed if

for up to 30 seconds.

you don’t want to arm the theft-deterrent

system.

The theft-deterrent system won’t arm if you

• Unlock the driver’s or passenger’s front

lock the doors with the key or use the man-

door with the key or use the remote key-

ual door lock. It activates only if you use

less entry transmitter. Pressing the

the remote keyless entry transmitter.

UNLOCK button on the remote keyless

If the door is not opened or if the engine is

entry transmitter disables the theft-deter-

not started within 30 seconds after disarm-

rent system. Unlocking a door any other

ing the system with the transmitter, all of

way will activate the alarm when a door

the doors will automatically lock and the

or the trunk is opened.

theft-deterrent mode will reactivate.

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