I don’t know for sure if that’s how it supposed to work; but my ’99 works
exactly the way you describe, so I’m guessing that’s how it is. No
gratuitous display of gallantry shall go unpunished! ;-)
Jeff Fitzgerald
John wrote in message <351f90dc.16104…@news.earthlink.net>…
>Question…..when I open the driver’s door, it automatically opens the
>passenger side. But when I open the passerger door first, yes, I can
>be gallant…..it does not open the driver’s door. I have to open it
>with the key,
<snip>
yup, I realized that at the time I took the test drive. I was looking for the
automatic door locks also but I forgot to ask the salesperson about it. I
don’t know if this is a good feature but I think we should just leave the
passenger side lock alone but there should be an individual switch
somewhere..
This may become a minor complaint.
Jeff A. Fitzgerald (j…@fitzlong.kom) wrote:
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> I don’t know for sure if that’s how it supposed to work; but my ’99 works
> exactly the way you describe, so I’m guessing that’s how it is. No
> gratuitous display of gallantry shall go unpunished! ;-)
> Jeff Fitzgerald
> John wrote in message <351f90dc.16104…@news.earthlink.net>…
> >Question…..when I open the driver’s door, it automatically opens the
> >passenger side. But when I open the passerger door first, yes, I can
> >be gallant…..it does not open the driver’s door. I have to open it
> >with the key,
> <snip>