Taking the key out after starting the car
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Taking the key out after starting the car
Does anybody know if its possible to remove the key from the ignition after the car is started...while still driving...my friend has a '01 CL and his car so i thought mine would to, but it didn't work earlier, mayb i was doing something wrong?
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'04 Acura TSX
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'04 Acura TSX
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He brought up a good point...I drive alot and I want to change my oil while on the freeway....I guess i'll just set the cruise to 70, remove the key, pop the hood, climb out the sunroof, and throw a couple quarts in. Seems safe, right? Good times.
Originally Posted by ssavalia
Does anybody know if its possible to remove the key from the ignition after the car is started...while still driving...my friend has a '01 CL and his car so i thought mine would to, but it didn't work earlier, mayb i was doing something wrong?
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'04 Acura TSX
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Originally Posted by yomama
He brought up a good point...I drive alot and I want to change my oil while on the freeway....I guess i'll just set the cruise to 70, remove the key, pop the hood, climb out the sunroof, and throw a couple quarts in. Seems safe, right? Good times.
#11
The whole point of having the key is to be able to operate the vehicle. Without the key, the vehicle should not work. If you can drive the car without the key in the ignition, then it wouldn't take much for someone to steal your car then.
#16
most car you can shit to N and stop the engine pul the key out, put it back then start engine, shit to D and keep going, this is used mainly for testing, reduce moving part to isolating noise sources. and dangerous for morden car because you lost braking and steering power. however, i don't think you can pull the key out while driving; it would result in a recall by Honda!!
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Originally Posted by yomama
He brought up a good point...I drive alot and I want to change my oil while on the freeway....I guess i'll just set the cruise to 70, remove the key, pop the hood, climb out the sunroof, and throw a couple quarts in. Seems safe, right? Good times.
#28
I wouldn't try it, but in my first-gen Mercury Sable, I could pull the key out whenever I wanted. Heck, I could start the car without a key by turning the cylinder with my hands! Fortunately no one ever wanted to steal that car (although I wish somebody would've). I don't think that was how it was supposed to work, though.