1) How do you roll down the windows with your keyfob?

2) The voice prompts - do you have a male or female voice? Personally, I've been alternating it....

 

1. hold down the unlock button.
2. female (she is my little helping bitch).

You should def. read the owners manual. It help you a lot....

 

I did, but I must've missed that point about the windows and was too lazy to go to my vehicle to get the manual to look this up. I thought I'd use the resources of this board to get an answer quickly! That's why we're all here right? To help each other out?! And I thank you for this!

Also, I must've missed the point about car alarm too as I was sitting in my vehicle with the keys out with the door open and then I closed it with me still in it and then (after a few) I opened the door again and the car alarm went off?! That scared the shit out of me as I didn't know there was a factory alarm on the 2006 TSX? I went over the brochure many times prior to purchasing my TSX and never saw this. I know there is a kill switch, but not an alarm!

 

dont you hit the unlock button once then hit it again but hold it till the windows go down?

 

Yes. You unlock the car first by pressing unlock once. Then press & hold for the all the windows to roll down.


Cheers,
Chris

 

I see an adventure of discovery in your future...

 

The alarm isn't like a typical aftermarket alarm. It'll only go off under certain conditions. You don't really need an alarm....The only way to steal your car would be to tow it (or you could replace the immobilizer/ecu or whatever, but I don't think a thief would be willing to do that).

You can open your windows remotely (hit unlock twice, but hold down the 2nd click). You can also close it if you stick the key into your driver's side door and lock it twice (while holding the key during the 2nd lock). It's a safety feature...they want to make sure you're at your car (and facing it) so you can stop the windows if someone or something is blocking one of the windows.

I use the female voice because my car's a girl...she has a girl's name ;-) Although I did try the male's voice once, and it sounded much nicer than the girl (the girl sometimes sound like she's angry with me). I don't want to name my car after a guy though...I'd feel funny "riding a male"