Not necessarily -- you can have your key programmed so that it unlocks ALL
and locks all (whether from the key or the button on the dash).
Your dealer should ask you what you prefer when you buy the car.
Mine did. And I have it set to all lock or unlock (from either key or dash
button).
> Silly suggestion, but you know that the first click only unlocks drivers
> door, second press unlocks other doors.
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>> Paul
Kyle and Lori Greene - 12 Jul 2005 22:20 GMT
> Not necessarily -- you can have your key programmed so that it unlocks ALL
> and locks all (whether from the key or the button on the dash).
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> Mine did. And I have it set to all lock or unlock (from either key or
> dash button).
Actually it depends on when the car was made. My 7/98 build 1998 740iL does
not have car and key programming available and does take 2 presses of the
unlock button to unlock all of the doors. I asked a BMW dealer about this,
they said that 7-Series cars built starting in 9/98 (i.e. 1999 model year)
had car and key programming, prior model years did not.
Kyle.
98 740iL
97 M3