Automatic door locks, Not comply with UNECE regulations
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 Feb 3 2014, 10:44 AM
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QUOTE Volkswagen ICRS (Intelligent Crash Response System) for example, will unlock all doors, activate hazard lights and disable the fuel pump once the seatbelt pretensioners activate, or airbags are deployed. The feature is also available on the entry-level Polo Sedan and Polo hatchback. I can see why the people are betting on VW Polos even after the horrendous feedback on VW MY fb page. |
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Feb 3 2014, 10:50 AM
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QUOTE(Pedr0 @ Feb 3 2014, 10:47 AM) I remember last time my satria the central lock kong edi.gila susah.i have to open passenger door.then open my door.then if wanna open boot have to unlock somemore.haha those were the days the perrenial problems of owning an old proton. my dad's saga (the ye olde one) central locking keeps breaking down he doesn't bother fixing them now, and that was 10 years back.  (same wit the power windows. he had them changed to a wind up-down) |
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