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Old 02-06-2007, 11:52 PM
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Thanks. I'll try it.

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Try checking your Central Locking System fuses 20, 24, & 60. The fuses are in the glove box.
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Anyone know if a 2001 X5 can have "autolock" turned on? (no premium package) Thanks.
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Old 02-07-2007, 03:18 AM
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Anyone know if a 2001 X5 can have "autolock" turned on? (no premium package) Thanks.
they can do it at the dealer...any X
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cool, thanks, again
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no problem

depending on which dealership...it can cost upwards of $70
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When in the car with it on, and you press the central locking button to open the door to let someone out or in, the car will not auto-lock. However, if you manually open the lock as in using the door handle, the car will auto-unlock then auto-lock once you reach the predetermined speed.

don't really like the first part...it should lock again...

or maybe it's just me.
This is weird. Mine will autolock even when I have unlocked it via the central lock to let someone in or out, when I reach the predetermined speed.
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Old 02-07-2007, 04:16 AM
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This is weird. Mine will autolock even when I have unlocked it via the central lock to let someone in or out, when I reach the predetermined speed.
hmmm...i wonder if there's another function to the autolocking...
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my glove box only has my CD player. Where in the glove can the fuses be
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hmmm...i wonder if there's another function to the autolocking...
I don't think so Mine does not relock at 9mph if I use the central locking button on the console to let somebody out, either. The only way it will re-lock at speed is if somebody pulls twice on the handle to open the door from the inside (something which I don't like, I'd rather press the center console button twice) ... while I'm on this, I'd like to rant for a little bit ... do people who ride in your X's that don't know to pull the handle twice pull really hard on the first try like your door is broken? I hate that .......

rant over, carry on.
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Old 07-04-2007, 03:52 AM
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I understand your rant. I have been known to "inform" my passengers on the "proper" method of trying to exit my X5. Fortunately(for them), I've only had to tell them once.

and yes, I had my 2001 X5 autolock turned on. I like the feature and had it on my 2 previous American vehicles.
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