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I like on our old MDX if you unlocked the doors using key fob #1 it would automatically load to my wife seating position, mirrors and radio settings. If I used my key fob #2 it would automatically adjust everything to my settings.
I like on our old MDX if you unlocked the doors using key fob #1 it would automatically load to my wife seating position, mirrors and radio settings. If I used my key fob #2 it would automatically adjust everything to my settings.
Honda labels fobs "1" and "2" from the factory, corresponding with the memory seat settings; I assume Acura does this too.
I like on our old MDX if you unlocked the doors using key fob #1 it would automatically load to my wife seating position, mirrors and radio settings. If I used my key fob #2 it would automatically adjust everything to my settings.
Yeah I'm sure in the world there are issues, doesn't mean that they are common issues, I can say for sure with Chrysler vehicles it isn't because I read those forums.
Yeah I'm sure in the world there are issues, doesn't mean that they are common issues, I can say for sure with Chrysler vehicles it isn't because I read those forums.
I am just saying. A solution to a problem that just doesn’t exist. It’s a cost cutting measure.
Personally I like the solution, I like not having to unscrew and rescrew a cap. I also don’t see how it’s a cost cutting measure, the spring loaded mechanism is undoubtedly more expensive than a plastic cap.
Stuff breaks on every car. You don't have to like capless gas tanks, but finding 2 online complaints about something isn't real evidence it's a bad system. You can find 1000s of complaints about Lexus vehicles right here on CL.
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