Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 20:51:48 GMT From: "Harry Davis" <harryedavisnopsamediaone.net> Subject: Re: HUGE key & remote for '00 9-5
The motion sensor is not just for the interior. It covers the entire car. It will trigger the alarm whenever someone shakes the car or hits it from the outside also. "Karen" <karensw44nopsamail.com> wrote in message news:MPG.13eae31bf68c67099897acnopsam.nwnexus.com... > In article <Tj7g5.15211$5N1.526745nopsamread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net>, > Ken_Fergusonnopsamosoft's.web-based.e-mail.com says... > > Does using the key alone in the door to lock the car activate the alarm? I > > have a 99 9-5 and a 96 900, and if you don't use the remote on the 900, the > > alarm doesn't work. Using the key alone just locks the doors. I assumed > > this was true also with the 9-5, but I guess I might have been wrong. The > > other reason I don't use the key alone with my 9-5 is another habit I > > learned from my 900SE. If you lock the car/set the alarm with the remote, > > and then unlock the car with the key, the alarm goes off when you open the > > door. Not cool! Has Saab fixed this in newer cars? > > > > Ken > > > > I ditched that clunky remote and just use the key which does indeed > activate the alarm system. By just using the key, I also don't have to > remember whether I set the alarm with the remote or the key. > > An aside, are you aware that there is an interior motion sensor in the > 9-5? I have twice locked my teenager in the car (because she'd rather > sit and read than accompany me) while I ran into the store. She twice > set off the alarm by simply moving about inside the car. See your > owner's manual for temporarily disabling the interior motion sensor when > locking kids or pets in the car. I am puzzled why there is an interior > motion alarm. Does Saab expect us to accidentally lock burglars in the > car? > > > Karen
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