Thread: 'Accessory' function on D4 ignition?

Originally Posted by dunnymel

Is there a way around this?

Not that I've found.

I turned the ignition off whilst on the phone and then remembered that the audio goes off, so turned the audio back on to continue the phone call. However I'd forgotten that the audio doesn't turn off during a phone call so actually killed the call myself. I really only wanted to stop the engine and leave accessories powered but life isn't so simple with keyless ignition.

Not sure if you know this, but all you need to do is push the on button to the stereo without the accessories on, the system will power up on a timer then turn off, it will also turn off when low battery voltage is detected.
Cheers

Oh the woes of modern life :-)


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Thanks Sniegy, yep I had worked that one out.
Tombie, ok yes I may be whining about nothing, but I'm a cricket freak, mainly thinking of the summer of cricket coming up!
Ideally:
1) pull into the garage, kill the engine (radio stays on). 2) listen to the last few balls of an over. 3) leg it inside, kiss her-indoors and ankle-biters, grab a cold beer, find the remote, plonk onto the couch in time to catch the start of the next over on tele.
With push button ignition I either need to leave the engine running or else risk missing a crucial wicket whilst the sluggish English electrons in the entertainment unit of the new D4 muck about starting the radio up again. Imagine if you had missed 'that ball' (Warne to Gatting)!

Maybe idle in the garage until the over is done & dusted. Will give the turbo a chance to cool down as well.

I found it a pain in the arse the first time I went to the drive-in. Every 10 minutes or so, the radio would go off and you would have to climb back into the front to turn the radio back on.
I wised up and took a portable radio and plugged it into the 12 volt socket that runs off the second battery.............ahh bliss.
Cheers, Craig

If you were n the back seat at the drive in why the pretence of watching the movie?

cheers,
Terry

Originally Posted by TerryO

If you were n the back seat at the drive in why the pretence of watching the movie?

Actually Terry, we were laying in the back with all seats down watching the movie...............with our son in between us
Cheers, Craig