> Off-hand I dont know the EXACT procedure. But, it's in my 2005 manual how
> you do it.
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>>Nick...
>I do not know what car you are talking about but some manufacturers do that
>as a safety measure. One can open the drivers door without unlocking the
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>Some dealers install remotes on cars that do not have the remote option from
>the factory. Many of those are installed only on the drivers door
On a UK Focus hold down both the lock and unlock buttons together until
the indicator lights flash and you get a chirp sound.
This should only take around two seconds.
To get back to the other mode repeat the procedure.
mode 1 = unlock only the drivers door with a single unlock key press
(all door with a double key press)
mode 2 = unlock all doors (except boot) with a single key press.

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who - 22 Mar 2007 09:26 GMT
> >I do not know what car you are talking about but some manufacturers do that
> >as a safety measure. One can open the drivers door without unlocking the
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> mode 2 = unlock all doors (except boot) with a single key press.
IMO that should be the default unlock mode; drivers door only with one
push.
In NA one push does the drivers door a second push does the others, BUT
NOT the trunk- thank goodness.
Chris Whelan - 22 Mar 2007 10:04 GMT
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> IMO that should be the default unlock mode; drivers door only with one
> push.
Glad you and Ford agree; that *is* the default!
> In NA one push does the drivers door a second push does the others, BUT
> NOT the trunk- thank goodness.
The trunk (boot) is on a separate button on all European cars also.
Chris

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