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Originally Posted by jgayman
What do you mean by "put the smart key away"? I initially thought the smart key would be something I might be interested in when I replace my 2001 HL but the more I read the more I'm thinking that my current "dumb key" is the way to go. At least when I leave my car I know my doors are locked. :-)
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Haven't heard if akira751 learned anything additional on SmartKey and the rear hatch operation but...
The "put the smart key away" comment was focused on proving what is in the owners manual is fact..If you lock your HL using the buttons on the front door handles and then open the rear hatch you need to relock the doors by using the lock button on the rear hatch.
The point of the post was that unless your sales person pointed this fact out or you are data compulsive and ACTUALLY READ YOUR OWNERS MANUAL (page 34) you would not be aware that opening the hatch after locking the doors via the front door buttons would leave your HL unlocked if you didn't close the hatch and relock using the lock button on the hatch.
SmartKey is great.
I would not shy away from a Limited because it had this feature.
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2008 Highlander Limited AWD, Silver, SmartKey, VSC/TRAK, Bluetooth, Remote Start, No Nav, Tow package/hitch/color matched fascia, roof rack cross rails, Color keyed mud guards, Camry trumpet horns
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