Linked Keyfobs

[Clearly Canadian]

I don’t think my keyfobs are linked to driver 1 & 2. Is this something I can do myself or do I have to go back to the dealership for it?

 

[CrazyLikeaFox]

I don't see how this could work. If Mr. and Mrs. owner are both carrying key fobs and get in the car at the same time, which key fob starts the car? Detection would have to be directional inside the car.

 

[Chris]

?? My kids Jeep does this. Seems to work even with both fobs in the car..

 

[Clearly Canadian]

I don’t mean both at the same time— each one doesn’t seem to register to change the seats etc.

Plus my fobs aren’t numbered so I don’t know which is which lol.

 

[MikeyCanuck]

Our 2009 Sedona key fobs would allow for the storing and recalling of the driver seat, outside mirrors and adjustable pedal settings. If you locked with the fob it would store those settings and would be recalled when unlocked with that fob.

I don't believe the Stinger fobs do this as there is nothing in the manual about that.

 

[Kazz]

Yes, my wife's Acura depends upon which fob unlocks the door directly before starting the car. Obviously, that's not a proximity key, however...

 

[Clearly Canadian]

I’m so confused...

 

[MikeyCanuck]

I’m so confused...

Bottom line... fobs are not linked to seat memory 1 or 2...

 

[Clearly Canadian]

Yes, my wife's Acura depends upon which fob unlocks the door directly before starting the car.

Is this not how it is supposed to work? It works in our Acura MDX. Isn't that what "memory linked" means in this context?