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Yeah, I shouldn’t have made that FOB cover sound like THE answer. It is not. The answer is a smaller indented FOB and software that has auto lock back after a time of my choosing.

This one seems to do the trick for the most part.

And that is what I did as well. Put a cover on it and that helped a lot. But still, I am trying to get it across to GM, an $80K vehicle that when accidentally unlocked, will never lock itself back is beyond ridiculous. If I crank it with the FOB then do not get in and go within a certain amount of time, it shuts down. Unlock it accidentally while downtown at midnight, it just remains unlocked. Too easy for GM to fix.

Good idea. I’ll give that a shot. Thanks.

But it has to be the fob. 5 past trucks with fobs and I carry my wife’s Acadia fob if I am not driving the truck. Have an accidental button press maybe once a year.

And both things I mentioned are HUGE issues. I can't be worried that an $80K truck is unlocked and running somewhere.

2023 Silverado 1500 ZR2 This question has a couple of parts. 1. I have owned Chevy Trucks even before the FOB existed. I can count on one hand how many times the FOB buttons were accidentally pushed in my pocket. Until this vehicle. It is now rare to walk away from a locked vehicle and it be locked when I come back. I came back to my truck today and it was cranked and unlocked. So are there a lot of complaints about FOB sensitivity? 2. If I get out of my truck and walk away, it locks itself. However, if the FOB gets pressed to unlock, it will stay unlocked. Why? Is there a setting I am missing?