Keyless Entry and Automatic Door Locks with the Renault Captur Crossover
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Designed with practicality in mind, the Renault Captur has key-less entry and automatic door locks.
This car is ideal for small families and dog owners with seat covers that can be unzipped and washed, as well as a reversible boot cover with a plastic side which takes care of the mess.
These is a huge range of interior and exterior colour schemes so you can personalise the car to your lifestyle - if you click here you can see how to make the Captur your own: • Video
Thanks for the info on keyless entry. Now I understand how it works.
If you approach the car with the fob and press the button on the door, nothing happens so you then have to use the remote. If you then close the door and walk away nothing happens so again you have to use the remote. It is only after the engine has been running that the keyless system really works. Sounds silly I know, but it is true.
How do I lock doors from inside?
I love Renault. It's the most designed French car so far.
The only problem with all the Renaults I've ever tried is that the view is too narrow. The seats are too high. And I am 1,77 tall so you can imagine how hard it is to drive a Renault comfortably if you are 1,80 or above. I need the front view of *Citröen Grand Picasso* on a *Renault*
Cars have been coming with keyless entry since the late 90s
Question for 2017 model: is deadlocking available?
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How do you get the mirrors to fold in when you lock the car?
Hi Jennie, automatic folding door mirrors are a standard feature on the top of the range GT Line model which starts from £18,730. It also includes the R-Link multimedia and satellite navigation system, and you can see the other features it has in our brochure here bit.ly/2VtJZYM How about taking it for a test drive? bit.ly/1H4Fn94 Let us know what you think of it!
@@RenaultUKOfficial is the hands free door lock and open standard in the dynamique model 2015
Do You have also video about Kadjar key?
How to disable the passenger seat belt alarm? It keeps ding-ing!
How do you disable the locking feature, I want the car to stay open when you walk away from the car?
Hi Nevin, after unlocking your car using the buttons on the keycard, the “hands-free” locking and unlocking is deactivated. The hands-free mode will be reactivated once the car is restarted. You can find out more in section 1.6 of the CAPTUR handbook here bit.ly/2u3CPKF If you need any further assistance, your Renault dealer is always happy to help and you can locate your nearest one here bit.ly/1UUOWzC Let us know how you get on!
The auto locking system doesn't work if you open the door pressing the keypad, the car does not lock when you walk away, so be careful. badly designed if you ask me. You will need to press the keypad to lock the car. This is a nuisance if you get used to using the auto lock. I have walked away from the car a few times and it hasn't locked.
You can always tell if it doesn't work because it doesn't make a noise when you walk away. I find the keyless entry and lock function only works correctly if the engine has been running. In the event of going to the car just to take something out for example and then walking away, it just doesn't work. Bonkers.
Yeah, same here.
I have a Megane and the car doesn't lock automatically when I walked away.
Which is so bad
how many keys each car have?
Hi Charles, you should get 2 keys when buying a new car. Hope this helps!
THANKS. How can I update GPS for Malta and change miles to KM pls?
Hi, please contact the team at Renault Malta here bit.ly/2yzOZzC They'd be more than happy to help!
Why would anyone think this is a good advert? Seriously these info adverts are so bad I actually felt compelled to write this comment telling you how bad it is... It feels cheap and actually puts me off Renaults as a whole. Seriously who in Brand Communication thought this was a good idea?
Doesn't take away from the fact that its a great car though.
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@ferkemall I've had no issues.