TOYOTA OWNERS - Check out this useful SECURITY tip!
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2023
- Hey everyone, with the weather warming back up, more reviews and tutorials will come. But in the meantime, enjoy this useful tip for those with security in mind!
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Good info. I never noticed that doors unlock in P! One time I was picking up my daughter at train station. I had my husbands suv. All of a sudden a guy hopped into passenger seat. Then stopped, we looked at each other, I don’t know who was more shocked. It was comical. With a quick apology he jumped out as quick as he could!
That’s a funny story! Thank goodness he was friendly.
One time I parked in a different spot than I normally did because a duplicate car was parked there. I got in their car sat down looked at their drink in the cup holder like uh I realized and then got out lol
Some one did that to me in a drive through😩
Hi Brian, great vid again with options…since Toyota has upgraded their info system maybe a 30 minute overview on all the various shortcuts and tips might be next up… appreciate your time
Thank you I will make that for you soon
And the older version, please? I just got a 2014 Venza. @@brianruperti
Thank you for sharing this Brian! Very helpful! Appreciate all that you share with us customers! You’re one of a “few” who shares in-depth! I for one do appreciate that! Have a great rest of your week! I am! Sunny and 72 this Wednesday afternoon in Iowa! Mark in Iowa.
Hey Mark thanks for watching and great to hear from you!
Thanks Brian! This has always (with our last Toyota) been a concern of mine... I used to have to immediately lock the doors from the console on the door whenever parking my car away from home. :)
I got you 😎
Same here🙋🏾♀️!! I hit my lock button in lightning speed. Will be disabling that feature first thing in the morning!
Brian, you are the best resource for all things Toyota. ❤️. Thanks for all you do to educate us about the inner workings of Toyota vehicles. I appreciate you.
Thank you so much for your support!
Thank you. I just got a Toyota and am still learning all the features
You’re welcome
It's crazy thus posted because this was bothering me about my 21 Camry SE. This was so helpful, I just went to my car and reset the door locks. Thanks😊
Hey glad to help!
This is a great tip, I found that out while looking around in our RAV4 when I used to drive it. Someone could take advantage of others who don't know about this feature too well. Unfortunately my new Toyota we got this year doesn't have that feature which I wish it did have :(.
Thank you SO MUCH!!!!!! I can't wait to change that auto-unlock setting. It's given me anxiety since I bought my car a year ago. You rock!!🙂👍🏾
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So happy to see this feature, I'm constantly locking my car doors when parked and still within vehicle. Thank you!
Happy to help!
Thank you to explain this amazing and IMPORTANT security feature!
I got you
Thank you! I will change this setting on my car!
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I made this change in my ‘18 Tundra a couple of years ago. It’s a really good idea.
Great tip, thank you. I've been wondering about this recently. Will make those changes on both the '21 Corolla and '12 Camry.
Thanks for watching
Great Video on doors locking when Park.
Much appreciated
Thanks for watching
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! I have a 2019 RAV4 and I just did it today!!! I never really liked the doors opening once the car was placed in park. I was telling my husband there had to be a way that this could be modified. I just didn’t feel like looking in the manual at the time. Because we also have a 1999 Toyota RAV4, and time we put the key in the ignition and turn all of the doors automatically lock and I was thinking hey if this is a 1999 Toyota and it has this feature the 2019 should be able to do the same thing or have a better feature than the factory default of going into park and then all of the doors unlocking once again thank you so much for taking time out to make this video for people like me who didn’t feel like investigating the manual
So happy to help you out!
My old 2003 Nissan Micra had the same feature. The doors would automatically lock when speed exceeded about 20 km/h. Nice feature.
I've a 2017 Rav4. Doors lock about 15-20 mph. Nothing happens when I put the car into either first gear or neutral. Good ol' manual gear boxes.
I was bothered by it, just ran out to set it so it won’t unlock when park. Thank you very much.
Glad to help!
Me too lol it wasn't a sitting right with me at all, I rushed out to reset it😂😂
Best tutorials on RUclips. Your videos are far better than trying to figure out the manuals. ✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Wow, thanks!
Thank you for showing this in detail. I never noticed it. 😁👌🏽👍🏻
You’re welcome!
My dad's 2013 RAV4 even has that feature. It's very neat!
Toyota is way ahead of the game, I own two of them (both 2013 Prius and a 2002 Tacoma I am very satisfied with the outstanding engineering and quality...
Awesome!
My Renault Clio did this back in 1999. It’s a great feature, but I’m not sure it’s a case of Toyota being “ahead of the game”.
Thank you Brian for sharing your video. I need to save this video and do it in my car. I was wondering this before if the new features had this to lock the door even though your parking.
And again thank you so much for sharing your video.
Thanks for watching!
Great security tip on making sure doors lock when you go into drive. I knew two different people who had someone rush them at a stop light to open the door. One had his doors locked and got away, the other person did not and was dragged from his car and robbed. He is okay but having doors locked for security is so important.
That must have been scary to be rushed like that
My 2012 Acura tsx does that, but it's nice to have that standard on all cars
Older Toyota vehicles(at least back to 2004) have this same feature. But you may have to set it up, yourself. There are 3 options I believe. The manual tells you how to do it, with a key turn sequence. If you disconnect the battery, you may have to redo it.
Correct. My 06 and 10 Camry had this feature. It was just a dance of motions with the keys and locks, but it reprogrammed easy enough.
Interesting. My '05 doesn't do this but I'll look in the manual.
@@B_-.- use Google too. I bet it does.
Thank you for this video.
My pleasure!
So cool you have the option to control that feature.
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Thank you! That was most helpful. I will definitely update this on my wife's car.
You’re welcome
Very good information. Thanks Brian.
Thanks for watching!
This is very useful. Thanks for the video 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent information. With the criminal element running amok in parking lots and intersection stop lights, you can bet our Toyota's will be in lock mode.
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Recently got my 4Runner, parked on your site. Thank you for all the information Brian.
Fantastic!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
your tip was well appreciated. I wish the dealership would do some of this. Instead they earned the negative survey response they got from me on everything. I love the Highlander but the dealership ...not so much!
Glad to help! Sorry to hear about that
Thanks, Great info
love these short videos brian . very helpful.
Glad to help!
Thanks very much, Brian.
You’re welcome
Thank you so much for this amazing information.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks very much Brian. Always enjoy security tips for my 2023 toyota rav4 hybrid xle premium. Would you please consider doing a short video on installing license plate on the front of the rav4. I had the dealership intall the plate holder on the front but when I went to screw the plate into the holes on the holder, I could only screw it in less than 1/4 inch. Is this the way it is suppose to be? or am I suppose to continue screwing it thru the bumper (which just doesn't seem right). Thanks for your help with this and thanks for all your videos.
Thank you. You should use screws with a depth of an inch max. At an inch, they shouldn’t go through the bumper. You may want to compare your front end play holder with other new RAV4s to see if your salesperson installed the correct one.
My 2014 nissan pathfinder base model has this feature..really find it handy
I live in a small town. I'm always getting into the wrong car! Made me start locking my car to help others from being embarrassed getting into my car by accident.
Nice
Great public notice video. I was aware on how to change the settings for over a decade but good info for those who do not know. I never liked the factory Auto Unlock setup. The Auto Unlock when shifting to park is really only suited for taxi/Uber drivers. That is really the only situation where you would want all your doors to unlock automatically to give easy access to strangers. Really even then it is still preferable to manually control and just push the unlock button.
I also dislike the factory auto Parking brake engagement when shifting to park. Turning that off is as simple as holding the button down until auto engagement is disabled. No need to engage the parking brake every time you shift into park. It will just wear out the engagement actuator faster. I’d prefer to have control of when I engage parking brake as well.
With that said it is also worth noting that the door locks themselves have a little actuator motor themselves on each handle. I have had to replace a couple of these on my old Prius because they do eventually wear out with excessive use. They can easily cost well over $100 each to replace and thats if you DIY. Pay someone else to do it and you could spend hundreds to a thousand dollars just so your power door locks work again.
This usually only becomes an issue on cars over a decade old that have had heavy use. Having the locks engage and auto disengage every time especially if you don’t really need them to is a waste it wears them out faster. This is something you don’t think about until they stop working.
Thanks for sharing all of this very valuable info
Every safety system has its drawbacks, resulting in more repairs to vehicles that did not need to be done in the past. Lot more use here on the door and lock actuators for starters. I can also see those locks not working if a fuse blows or if the car is on fire with no power available whatsoever, how then do you get out?
@@jayjaynella4539 the door locks still work even if the actuator motor fails. They just are no longer automatic and powered. Can still manually open from inside by moving switch or pulling handle. Gets really irritating though when your door(s) no longer automatically unlock with Smartkey or fob unlock button. At that point you need to manually unlock with key and make sure all doors are locked the old fashioned way when leaving the car. Not a safety issue just really irritating. On a side note when they do begin to fail they usually do so slowly as in they will intermittently work for weeks or months until they finally give up the ghost.
Seriously?! Our family has a Honda Pilot from 2006 that we are still driving, and those things never broke!
This was so helpful thank you!!!
You’re welcome!
Great feature to know, thanks
You’re welcome!
Thank you so much...valuable information...is it also available with Toyota CHR 2022?
For the 2022 CHR I’m 60% sure it can do this. But I don’t have one to check sorry!
I have a 2001 Monte Carlo that does do the lock when shifting to Drive, but not sure if my car can do the option of the unlocking because of the older age of the car and no menu screen as you show in the video.
Thanks for the video, take care.
Thanks for watching!
our 2011 Camry had this since new. u can also program other features that were available back then it's just done with the key fob sequence. There was no infotainment back then.
Thank you so much!
You’re welcome!
2017 Corolla. Been doing this for years. 🙏🏼
Nice video, liked very much. Subscribed.
2018 Camry LE - (no back up 'radar' on rear bumper; no shark fin on roof )
1 - car is locked, on remote press unlock button once (or twice) and wait 30 sec., car locks itself.
2 - car is unlocked (either just driver's door or all doors) press unlock button once (or twice) wait 30 sec. car locks itself.
However, unlocking the driver's door with key in keyhole and then walking away, car does - not - lock itself.
My '90 LS 400, (and '91 & '92 LS of a relative,) using the remote, had the same feature, it would lock itself after a few sec. and the same if the key was used in the key hole.
Thanks and sharing and for subscribing! Welcome to the channel 😎
Thank you, just what I was looking for today. Is there a way to connect to car play with old iPhone?
You’re welcome. With and older iPhone you will need to plug it in with the usb cable to the plug that’s by the glove box.
Thank you,. It so useful.
Glad to help
Thanks,I will cheak and change it .
The first car I had that had this feature was a 2004 model I am glad it is a feature in many new cars today
Yes I shared the video to help raise awareness to stuff that already exists!
I immediately turn that off after getting my highlander when you put it on Park it unlocks all the doors but the nice one is the one that locks the door when you put it in Drive.
Great information thank
You’re welcome
Cool feature, probably would have it lock in drive and unlock in park, but i have a question, what if you are in neutral or reverse, does the setting change anything for those?
Only changes for in and out of park
Good tip. Thank you.
You’re welcome
Good deal - thanks for sharing…!!
Thanks for watching!
I need to check our Tacoma and the Rav4, to see if this is activated...both cars we bought within the past 16 months (2022 and 2023, respectively) and I can't remember if this feature is activated. I am still opening the hood latch instead of the gas fill door lever on the Rav4, LOL. Thanks for the info, Brian!
You know what helps me remember the hood latch vs gas door?
Engine is inside the car, so it’s the inside lever.
Gas cap is outside the car, so it’s the outside lever.
Let me know if that helps!
@@brianruperti Thanks, it's like remembering the difference between CapitAL verses CapitOL, the latter is the building, with a doomed roof like the letter "O".
Thanks for sharing! I have a question, i was driving some passengers around recently and noticed that the rear doors don't unlock when they pull on the door handle (I made sure the child lock switch off).
You’re welcome. That’s normal. The front doors will bypass the lock but the back doors you have to physically unlock the car and then open the doors. I believe this is just an extra step added on the off chance a parent/guardian forgot the engage the child locks and the kid is yanking at the handle. Adds a little protection.
I had this same setting for my 2018 Honda Civic in opposite way. Only drivers door opens when unlock and my friends always yell at me open doors man. I had to change unlock all doors when parked mode. It was useful for my Uber drive also. 😅😂
Thanks I have been driving Toyotas for 20 years and never new this. I hated the doors unlocked. I am waiting on my new 4 runner coming any day . I have a CH-R now. But love I can change that. Woo hoo
Nice upgrade!
Hi Brian, long time no see! This is extremely useful…thanks, will share.
Long time no see! Thanks for sticking around! Glad to help 🙏🏼
Very good info, thanks!, Greetings from Mexico 🌮
Greetings!
What year and model has the feature to change the auto door lock when shifting into Park and Reverse?
I don’t know every model but I’d say most Toyotas after 2017
I like your security vids
Thank you
Hi Brian, I have 2021 Toyota Highlander, and I would like to ask you for some help
My Alarm at car when off in garage last night when nobody is around the car and next morning when I walk to car wit smart key car doesn't unlock like before . If i hold handle fro 3 seconds unlock all door. I don't understand what is happen why is car doesn't recognize smart keys like before
Hey there I’m sorry I’m
Not sure why your car is doing that
Thanks
Can you change the setting in older models like a 2014 and 2019 4Runners?
Yes
thanks it helped, I was able to change it.
Nice!
My 2021 Highlander was set with the doors to not unlock until the engine was turned off and a door was opened with 15 seconds. They stay locked when you return to park.
Now folks that's a Toyota recognise. Cape Town South Africa 🌍♥️
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I have an older Lexus which doesnt have the screen . I never liked that feature I used tech stream to set it up so that when I unlock my doors it only unlocks the drivers door ( I am mostly alone) and also when I put my car into park only my drivers doors unlocks which I should change,normally you door will unlock when the door handle inside so no real point in having it auto unlock when I put the car in park lol
Now go tell that to General Motors. I found the menu option to disable the Auto Unlock in my Mom's 14' Malibu but i don't care for the Auto Lock right after it's put in Drive or Reverse. Ford does the locking system one better tho. The doors stay locked after putting it in Park but with one pull of the handle, unlocks and opens any door from the inside. As for the Auto Lock, even back to my 97' Taurus only locked the doors after driving over 10 mph ...both the unlock & lock scenarios are the same in my 22' Maverick.
That's a good feature,it makes me want to buy a new Toyota.
Sweet!
My 2000 Saturn LS1 was ahead of its time. It would automatically lock all the doors as soon as you moved it out of park and it wouldn't unlock when you put it into park. You had to literally unlock it yourself.
You must have the optional radio?
My LE was built 5/23/23 and has the latest standard radio with the menu button but doesn't bring me to where you say it should to change the door locks.
You have a Camry? Then you’ll go to menu>setup>vehicle>customize vehicle>door settings>Auto Unlock shift to P>OFF
What about when you have your key in your pocket and approach the vehicle and it unlocks automatically? I am always scared because it has the feature that when I approach it unlocks but it will also unlock from the passenger side if someones hand is caught by the sensors. Is there a way to turn this off?
It should be set to unlock driver door only and shouldn’t allow a person on other side to activate the unlock signal.
True gentleman.
“Someone who is maybe not as friendly.”
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He was raised so well. He also annunciates like an English teacher 😊
@@brianruperti you see the new taco sneak peaks????
Every taco Tuesday they are revealing details.
@@americandude3825 I wish they’d just release it all at once but the headlight looks cool.
@@brianruperti gonna be a mini tundra. Lol. But no ugly grill
Cool I just bought one chr in Italy but doesn't have this feature 😢
Great Video Brian!.
Do you have any suggestions how keep wireless android auto connected?
Thank you
Thanks! Yours doesn’t stay connected?
@brianruperti its very inconsistent....I have reinstalled AA....software and app is up to-date. Dealer says unplug battery for a full system reset.
@jwmalcolm639 You can also check for a software update on the infotainment system: menu>setup>(scroll down to software update). Is your phone relatively new? (1-3 years old?)
@brianruperti software is up to date ..checked today
Samsung S20 FE
@jwmalcolm639 try clearing both the phone cache and the app cache. go to Settings > Apps > Android Auto > Storage > Clear Cache
Great tip... But here in the UK, its not available on my 2022 C-HR
Ahh sorry.
I wished Toyotas have a “walk away auto lock” feature like Hondas do. Do you know if it’s on certain models?
It has something vaguely similar. If you unlock the car it will auto relock after 30-90 seconds depending on what you set it to.
Thank you!!!
You’re welcome!
@@brianruperti I have a 2017 tundra so it’s a little different and few yrs older. I didn’t like the fact it always unlocked when I went into park. So took care of that today. Also don’t care for auto lock that activates after moving a few feet but I’ll live with that.
@@asaffarfar1529 nice truck and thanks for sharing
Does it unlock your door then when you pull the interior handle?
Yes
Which Toyota model and year is this. It’s beautiful in there
2023 Highlander XLE w the 12.3in screen 👌🏼
Hello Brian, I do have some questions. Do you think you can show that video on RAV4 2022. I checked it but can't find it there. I don't think they have one in RAV4 2022. Thanks
Hello. For 2022 you will go to menu>setup>customize vehicle>door/lock settings>Auto Unlock shift to P “off”
@@brianruperti thank you so much again that really helps me.
Glad to help!
My 2005 Camry locks when I turn on the ignition and stays locked until I unlocked the doors manually. No infotainment system is necessary. That’s really smart without the additional cost and waste of time.
This option is not offered in just recent Toyotas. Which year is your car?
Look in the manual or online. I would imagine there is a way to do it.
It's a sad state of affairs living in a country where you have to drive around with the doors locked!! Wtf is going on in the states?? Smh
Just trying to help!
Is there a way to do it on a 2014 Toyota Rav 4?
Possibly but that’s the year we see some not able to. 2014 seems to be the switch
me driving a 1998 corolla: wher infotainment?
If you have an older generation Toyota with the oudated Entunes 2.0 system, it also has settings to change the lock. Entunes 2.0 doesn't have Android Auto or Apple CarPlay and I want Android Auto and unfortunately Toyota won't offer an update leaving customers with the outdated system
Does this work on a 2022 Yaris Cross in GB.
Mmm not sure you have me stumped! I haven’t seen that car yet. It should work.
i have it set up likes this but everyone who drives the van hates it because they have to unlock the doors before they can get out
Tell them the front occupants should be able to simply pull the handle to bypass the lock.
Or unlock the door with the button on the driver's door.
"unplanned visit"
I wonder if my 2022 4runner Limited has this function. I drive it and honestly cant remember if the doors lock when put in drive.
It definitely does.
@@brianruperti I will check it out. Thanks
I don't have a Toyota and I am also unable to afford them, but this is a cool feature
All good things come in time 🙏🏼