Will this work on a 2006? So is this when I slip my hand in the door--it will change it to unlock all? Or this only when you hit the FoB? I rarely pull my FoB out and it gets annoying to have to reach in and either press the unlock twice or open the door and hit the unlock inside the door..Tideland Prius said:Press and hold LOCK and PANIC together on the fob. (I think pressing lock first before quickly pressing panic might help). That'll change the setting. Every time you perform that, you cycle through 3 settings
Default:
Driver's door - driver only
Pass door - all
hatch - all
2:
any door will unlock all doors
3:
any door will unlock its own door ONLY.
Will this work on a 2006? So is this when I slip my hand in the door--it will change it to unlock all? Or this only when you hit the FoB? I rarely pull my FoB out and it gets annoying to have to reach in and either press the unlock twice or open the door and hit the unlock inside the door..[/quote:aq0fz65k]Phish Phood said:[quote="Tideland Prius":aq0fz65k]Press and hold LOCK and PANIC together on the fob. (I think pressing lock first before quickly pressing panic might help). That'll change the setting. Every time you perform that, you cycle through 3 settings
Default:
Driver's door - driver only
Pass door - all
hatch - all
2:
any door will unlock all doors
3:
any door will unlock its own door ONLY.
Missed reading my post, just above yours?DanMan32 said:Will this work on a 2006? So is this when I slip my hand in the door--it will change it to unlock all? Or this only when you hit the FoB? I rarely pull my FoB out and it gets annoying to have to reach in and either press the unlock twice or open the door and hit the unlock inside the door..Phish Phood said:[quote="Tideland Prius":1ndytjq8]Press and hold LOCK and PANIC together on the fob. (I think pressing lock first before quickly pressing panic might help). That'll change the setting. Every time you perform that, you cycle through 3 settings
Default:
Driver's door - driver only
Pass door - all
hatch - all
2:
any door will unlock all doors
3:
any door will unlock its own door ONLY.
I do the same thing.. haha.. I'm having issues getting it reprogrammed.. think I'll fiddle with it some more..Astrowoman said:I've been accused of having an unhealthy relationship with my car, but I've gotten in the habit of giving its hinder a fond squeeze as I pass by when I have passengers to let in... I didn't want to reprogram the SKS because when I'm alone at night I'd prefer NOT to unlock all the doors.
I suppose this isn't in the owner's manual, but I've been wondering if it is possible to have all the doors unlock when you use the key in the driver's door lock.DanMan32 said:That's effective for SKS only. The dealer has to get involved if you want to change the remote lock functon that requires the press of the fob. Pressing the fob unlock twice though within a short time will unlock all doors. That's in the owner's manual too.
I agree; a smart safety measure...don't want anyone hiding on the other side of the car.Astrowoman said:I've been accused of having an unhealthy relationship with my car, but I've gotten in the habit of giving its hinder a fond squeeze as I pass by when I have passengers to let in... I didn't want to reprogram the SKS because when I'm alone at night I'd prefer NOT to unlock all the doors.
I own a 2004 Prius and my passenger door will not unlock I can't take the door panel off without opening the door so how can I unlock the passenger door I tried it manually with the key and I tried with the remote it will unlock all the other doors but the passenger door:roll: Since you haven't revealed the year model, package and options of your Prius, it's difficult to provide a succinct answer.
In my 2004 Owner's Manual, the instructions are in Section 2-1 - Operation of Instruments and Controls - Keys and Doors - Page 30.
I suggest you provide more detail in your "signature" and avatar since there are subtle changes between the possible 6 "year" models discussed on this site and numerous packages and options.