R60 Symbols on the Key or whatever we call it.
#1
Symbols on the Key or whatever we call it.
OK, I have been driving my 2012 Countryman S for a few months now and I am learning to appreciate it.
One thing I haven't figured out is what the symbol to the right on the key or whatever we call it (what do we call it?) does. I am talking about the symbol that looks like an open hatch.
I would have assumed it unlocks the hatch, but when the doors are all unlocked, the hatch is also unlocked , and when they are all locked or only the drivers door is unlocked, pressing that icon does nothing.
So it never does anything.
Thanks,
Len
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By the way, I did drive it on a thousand mile round trip from Chicago into far southeastern Kentucky a few weekends ago. I set googlemaps on "no highways." Those Kentucky backroads are what this car was made for. A delight.
Thanks,
Len
One thing I haven't figured out is what the symbol to the right on the key or whatever we call it (what do we call it?) does. I am talking about the symbol that looks like an open hatch.
I would have assumed it unlocks the hatch, but when the doors are all unlocked, the hatch is also unlocked , and when they are all locked or only the drivers door is unlocked, pressing that icon does nothing.
So it never does anything.
Thanks,
Len
---
By the way, I did drive it on a thousand mile round trip from Chicago into far southeastern Kentucky a few weekends ago. I set googlemaps on "no highways." Those Kentucky backroads are what this car was made for. A delight.
Thanks,
Len
#2
With everything locked, it is supposed to unlock just the boot. Then the boot re-locks automatically right after you close it. It is timed so that if you don't open it right away, it locks itself after a short period of time. That's the theory anyway and it works that way on our '15 CM and '06 R52.
#3
With everything locked, it is supposed to unlock just the boot. Then the boot re-locks automatically right after you close it. It is timed so that if you don't open it right away, it locks itself after a short period of time. That's the theory anyway and it works that way on our '15 CM and '06 R52.
Thanks,
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