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Originally Posted by Nanniepoo
This surprises me. I can understand, and forgive, some oddities caused by water and the car thinking you're touching the handle. But why would water cause the car to not check for key proximity? Assuming the keys were still in the house and the car got rained on, how is it that the car "approved" holding unlock?
If that's the case, seems any thief could walk up with a bottle of water and unlock the car.
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The reports of “spontaneous” CA door/sunroof openings in heavy rain were usually a little vague and un-provable. I always assumed that the keys were in a location close enough to be “seen” by the CA system. For example, the keys could be on a table by a window just in front of the parked BMW — think ground floor apt/condo with parking immediately outside the window.
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