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knotslip

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Hello-

 

I was wondering if there is a setting in the BCM for auto-locking the doors on my 2007 GMC Sierra pickup? My truck was recently broken into (I may have left the doors unlocked) and I would like to set the doors to lock automatically if this is possible...?

It was a feature in my Infiniti G35 - after closing the doors with no key in the ignition, the doors would auto-lock after 2 minutes. Anything like this on the Sierras?

 

Where can I find a list of what can be set via the BCM?

 

Thanks.

BuckFeverZ Senior Enthusiast

BuckFeverZ

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I highly doubt there is a setting like that. You could get an aftermarket alarm with a 2-way remote that will tell you if your truck is locked or not :D

dlstewart01 Senior Enthusiast

dlstewart01

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I would not want that. I can see all the people working on their truck, changing oil or what ever, leaving the keys on the seat or arm rest tray and having the doors lock. I'll pass on that one. :dunno:

 

Don

ottovanbismarckq80 Enthusiast

ottovanbismarckq80

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u know my sierra did that to me a couple of times?!?! flukes?!?! damn scary ever since then i never completely close the door whenever i jump out while leaving hte car runnin i think i have "lockedoutsidemycarophobia" now darn

Supertech64 Enthusiast

Supertech64

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I read the owners manual for this, it does seem to be an option only if you have a crew cab. Its called DELAY DOOR LOCK on the DIC display. (From what I read it says with the key out the doors should lock 5 seconds after the last door is closed.)

 

Atleast by the way its written there it seems to be what you want... Can't say its 100% the same thing without trying it.

Paul58 Enthusiast

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Did your Infinity have the push button ignition? I know those key fobs have a tranmitter in them and the car can sense when the key/fob is in the vehicle to prevent a lock-out. My 07 Serria does not have this function, not sure about the crew cabs as I have the ext cab.

 

I do know that if you just hit the lock button inside the door before closing it the alarm will arm ater so many seconds...

Supertech64 Enthusiast

Supertech64

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Did your Infinity have the push button ignition? I know those key fobs have a tranmitter in them and the car can sense when the key/fob is in the vehicle to prevent a lock-out. My 07 Serria does not have this function, not sure about the crew cabs as I have the ext cab.

 

I do know that if you just hit the lock button inside the door before closing it the alarm will arm ater so many seconds...

Corvettes have that or atleast most are configureable for passive door locks. Pretty sure the CTS/STS have it also, because if you leave the fob in the car the horn beeps three times at you when you close the door.

tobias Senior Enthusiast

tobias

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Did your Infinity have the push button ignition? I know those key fobs have a tranmitter in them and the car can sense when the key/fob is in the vehicle to prevent a lock-out. My 07 Serria does not have this function, not sure about the crew cabs as I have the ext cab.

 

I do know that if you just hit the lock button inside the door before closing it the alarm will arm ater so many seconds...

 

My '05 G35X had the keyless ignition system although they were available without.

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