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I avoid getting gas in bad neighborhoods but it happens sometimes and this problem isn't limited strictly to gas stations. Smash and grabs happen a lot in my city but theres also the quiet thieves that slip in while you are pumping gas or otherwise distracted steal your shit and run. My concern comes from when Im pumping gas and the truck automatically unlocks every door. Is there a way to have just the drivers door and the gas tank unlock? 

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There is a setting in the stereo menu to select what doors you want to unlock with the keyfob.  You can choose all of them, or just the drivers door.

diyer2 Senior Enthusiast

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Time to move.

Better investment than a truck.

 

:)

KARNUT Senior Enthusiast

KARNUT

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Someone messes with me with a gas nozzle in my hand, shame on them.


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Find a nice community where the liberals predominate, they will take your guns and teach you and your family to hide in a  closet while the undesirables ( with guns) relieve you of your possessions and haul them away in your truck.

HeySkippyDog Senior Enthusiast

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You have a locking fuel door?

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You need to avoid those areas. The demographic in those areas are people who can't earn a living honestly, and will resort to dishonorable means to get what they want.

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2 hours ago, Darmichar said:

There is a setting in the stereo menu to select what doors you want to unlock with the keyfob.  You can choose all of them, or just the drivers door.

Thanks thats the answer I needed

m3n00b Enthusiast

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1 minute ago, paumat said:

Gm sells a locking gas cap for those that don’t have the cap less systems. 

Really?  I need one!  Link?  I tried doing a search but couldn't find anything 

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1 hour ago, m3n00b said:

Really?  I need one!  Link?  I tried doing a search but couldn't find anything 

I lied...kind of. I thought it was available through CHevy accessories but it’s an AC Delco part I got on amazon. P/n in the photo.

only issue I have with it is it doesn’t have the tether so don’t forget to put it back on. 

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m3n00b Enthusiast

m3n00b

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I lied...kind of. I thought it was available through CHevy accessories but it’s an AC Delco part I got on amazon. P/n in the photo. only issue I have with it is it doesn’t have the tether so don’t forget to put it back on. 

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Oh thanks! I was looking for a fuel door that unlocks with the central door locks ...I thought OP said they had that. 

 

 

Thanks for the part#! Found it on Amazon for $13.xx

 

 

HeySkippyDog Senior Enthusiast

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So OP says he *works* in the ghetto, and doesn't live there.

FUEL UP BEFORE YOU GO! Are you one of those people who runs down to fumes before you fill up?! That doesn't save you any money. You have to go where you have to go. BUY. THE. GAS. YOU. JEW.

Jesus. All you're doing is cooking your fuel pump by running it so low.

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