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Old 05-11-2022, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by andrewwynn View Post
Realizing this is two years old, you might still have e70 still looking to solve this.

I would prob like to have driver door auto unlock with key eject but my key fob is programmed to unlock all doors.

I suspect the solution is to use the default unlock to match the key eject desire (unlock all doors in your case) then set the key fob desired outcome to that specific key.

On my e53 I programmed my fob to unlock all doors but the door cylinder to only unlock the driver door. That way I had a choice when coming to the car to reduce wear on the $235@ door lock actuators that were starting to fail.
Still have the X6. I haven't tried coding individual keys so I may try that next time I feel like messing with it.

I was also unsuccessful coding hatch closing from the interior button. I think there are some differences with the X6 and X5 that just don't allow certain features to work I guess.
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