Pictures of Key Fob
Here's the picture of the key fob you wanted.
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Here's the picture of the key fob you wanted.
Take care...
My theory on the blank button is that Hondacura was saving money by using a standard remote key fob design. My old CR-V used an almost identically designed remote key fob, but the spot where the blank button is located on the MDX fob is where the CR-V fob had a rear hatch button. You had to hold it down for about a 1/2 second and then the glass hatch would unlock. On the MDX, since there is no seperate glass hatch I suppose they figured there was no point in having a seperate unlock button for the tailgate. The remote key fob is one of my few gripes with the MDX. Although it looks kind of neat (reminds me of a Star Trek phaser or somethinggenemish said:I wonder what's the blank button for?
You're welcome. With the remote, the first press of the unlock button unlocks only the driver's door. The second press within approximately 5 seconds unlocks the rest of the doors as well as the tailgate. The tailgate opens upwards as one giant piece (btw, make sure you've got enough clearance overhead as it winds up higher than the roof.) One press of the lock button locks everything, and a second press of the lock button within approximately 5 seconds sounds an electronic beep noise as an audible confirmation that everytning has been succesfully locked. On the CR-V it would honk the horn as the audible confirmation. I think the beep noise is a nice improvementgenemish said:thanks, Gator
speaking of trunks, how does the trunk open on the MDX??
I don't remember which one but my salesman said it is intended for trunk release on another Acura.GatorGreg said:
My theory on the blank button is that Hondacura was saving money by using a standard remote key fob design...
genemish,genemish said:Can someone please post a picture of the keyless entry device (front and back) and picture of the key.. just curious and CAN'T WAIT for mine...
oh boy oh boy oh boy, i am so excited.. i can't settle down.. oh boy oh boy oh boy..remery said:
genemish,
Settle down boy, your MDX is almost there. I know it's tough but hang in there.![]()
I'd venture a guess that Honda wouldn't design a auto-open back hatch for safety reasons (e.g.: someone accidentally releasing the hatch while in motion, causing kids and groceries to spill out). That's probably why the CRV release button operates only the back window and not the entire hatch.MarkC said:I thought I had read in the features for the 2002 that it had an autio-open rear hatch button. Can anyone with a 2002 confirm this? Is this button operational?
I agree. On our TL that button is used to open the trunk.GatorGreg said:
My theory on the blank button is that Hondacura was saving money by using a standard remote key fob design. My old CR-V used an almost identically designed remote key fob, but the spot where the blank button is located on the MDX fob is where the CR-V fob had a rear hatch button. You had to hold it down for about a 1/2 second and then the glass hatch would unlock...![]()