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Use key

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Had to use the key to open the door of course.

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Have to use the key.

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Use so much power

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As a former engineer, it amazes me that the remote sensor uses so much power to listen.

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Use key

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Suggestion · Original poster

Had to use the key to open the door of course.

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Have to use the key.

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Use so much power

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Suggestion · Original poster

As a former engineer, it amazes me that the remote sensor uses so much power to listen.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My '99 996 cab started right up after sitting for over two weeks. Had to use the key to open the door of course. Not bad for a six year old battery. Living on the Edge over here.

POST 3Original post

I felt exactly the same way when I let mine sit for 10 days and started with no issues. What's the deal with the "key to open door" thing? Does the sensor turn just itself off after a few days for power savings?

POST 4Original post

Yes. After 5 days the key remote electronics shut down. Have to use the key. When I'm leaving town, I just leave it unlocked in my garage. Hop in and it starts right up. Longest thus far is 13 days.

POST 5Original post

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Yes. Car locked - after 5 days of inactivity the remote sensor shuts off to conserve power. Not a bad idea actually.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

As a former engineer, it amazes me that the remote sensor uses so much power to listen. Must be the 90s era technology. A car battery is enormous.

POST 7Original post

Is this behavior MK1 specific ? my '04 just sat 12 days untouched on alarm pathetic, right

POST 8Original post

mine is hooked up to a battery tender without fail when not being driven.

POST 9Original post

This is a timely thread. Just heading out on a Euro vacation for 20ish days. We'll see what happens... R

POST 10Original post

Spend the $20 on a battery maintainer and never again wonder if the battery will be shot...

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a trickle charger at home but on occasion I need to leave my P-car in my office garage (which doesn't have a power outlet).

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