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Old 02-24-2014, 07:18 PM   #1
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removing electronic car while car running in push start car

So what happens when you remove the electronic key from the car when the car is running?

I don't think the manual even covered this?
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It beeps at you and tells you to come back. Now, trying to drive it without the key present... I have yet to test that scenario
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Like said above, it will beep at you to warn you, but it will still run until you turn off the car. There may be a light on the dash too (but I cannot confirm this).

For example, maybe you decide to let your significant other drive since you are tired (but you still have key in your pocket) and she drops you off at the grocery story and you run into to get a few things, your significant other is still capable of driving around the parking lot, parking, etc until car is turned off.
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Try it and let us know.
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the doors also won't lock from the key fob when the motor is running..
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on a related note, can you start your car with the mechanical key?
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For example, maybe you decide to let your significant other drive since you are tired (but you still have key in your pocket) and she drops you off at the grocery story and you run into to get a few things, your significant other is still capable of driving around the parking lot, parking, etc until car is turned off.
Hopefully, she did not turn it OFF in a NO PARKING zone ... just before a police officer cruises through, and tells her to move it.
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on a related note, can you start your car with the mechanical key?
No, the "physical key" inside your monogram key fob cannot be used to start the car as there is no location for it. If your key battery dies, you must hold the key fob up to the push start button to start the car. No clue how it works when batteries don't work but that's the instructions and it's been done on the forum.
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on a related note, can you start your car with the mechanical key?
No.

But, if the battery in your key fob has expired, you can still start the car by placing the key fob right up against the START button. I think they say emblem-side facing the START button, but just try it both ways until it starts.

Ah, I see someone beat me to it, while I was typing.

I believe it works simply by proximity, just like the chipped mechanical keys we've had for years.
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Try it and let us know.
I've done it. I've parked the car when coming into my apartment complex so I can check my mail. I have the keys in my pocket, and just leave the car running. When I get out, I can hear my car beeping it's mournful wail, begging me to come back and promising to not drop torque again, but it's still running while I walk the 10 yards to the boxes, check my mail, etc. then get back in and go park the car and turn it off.

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No, the "physical key" inside your monogram key fob cannot be used to start the car as there is no location for it. If your key battery dies, you must hold the key fob up to the push start button to start the car. No clue how it works when batteries don't work but that's the instructions and it's been done on the forum.
It'd be an RFID thing. That is, a small inductive field activates the RFID chip, and powers it to send out the proper response.

It's the same principle that our chipped mechanical keys have used for years.
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Old 02-27-2014, 05:26 AM   #12
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# 19 reason why I am glad I did not get the Limited with push-start ignition. The car becomes its own decision-maker. Sorta like politics.
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# 19 reason why I am glad I did not get the Limited with push-start ignition. The car becomes its own decision-maker. Sorta like politics.
Since when did the car 'decide' to drive off without you in it? That seems like a conscious decision you're making.

Keyless, push to start, heated seats, leather, all so worth it.

Sorry you're missing out.
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Since when did the car 'decide' to drive off without you in it? That seems like a conscious decision you're making.

Keyless, push to start, heated seats, leather, all so worth it.

Sorry you're missing out.
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