Just bought an 08 Titan last week, and thanks to this forum discovered the Key Fob trick where if you hold in the unlock button, the driver and passenger windows roll down.
I looked in the manual for this and found nothing, so that got me thinking, are there other little things like this that may or may not be in the manual like this.
One thing that would be nice is if I could somehow default the auto dimming mirror to off.
Another key fob tip (that is in the manual) is that if you hold the lock and unlock buttons for 2 seconds, you can shut off the horn beeping feature when you lock your doors. Use the same procedure to turn the feature back on.
i think you can use the key fob to adjust the seats and pedals, but havent been able to figuer it out, im assuming i have the feature since i got the power seats and pedals
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08 Titan SE cc 2wd Blizzard white
22" vinti wheels/pirelli scorpion 305/40s/flowmaster 50 dumped/k&n filter/halo headlights/gun metal tail lights/floormats/rear sonar
04 Dodge Ram 2500 quad cab shortbed Cummins power
02 Chevy Z71 X cab 168,000 miles
99 Z28 modded 10.51@128.82 1/4 mile:SOLD
Just bought an 08 Titan last week, and thanks to this forum discovered the Key Fob trick where if you hold in the unlock button, the driver and passenger windows roll down.
I looked in the manual for this and found nothing, so that got me thinking, are there other little things like this that may or may not be in the manual like this.
One thing that would be nice is if I could somehow default the auto dimming mirror to off.
Another key fob tip (that is in the manual) is that if you hold the lock and unlock buttons for 2 seconds, you can shut off the horn beeping feature when you lock your doors. Use the same procedure to turn the feature back on.
Both of those procedures are in the manual. At least they are in the manual for my '04
i think you can use the key fob to adjust the seats and pedals, but havent been able to figuer it out, im assuming i have the feature since i got the power seats and pedals
The procedure for linking the seat/mirrors/pedal positions to the factory keyfob should be in the manual.
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2005 Smoke CC LE 4x4
Born on Date 3/05
Adopted 5/19/05
OR/BT Packages
Nav & DVD
Mods:
Truxedo Lo-Pro, Parrot CK3100 Bluetooth Hands-Free Speakerphone, Power Tailgate Lock, Zoomers Cannon Exhaust Tip, DEI 561T Remote Start, Line of Fire LED light bar, Backup Camera displayed on nav. screen
EBC Greenstuff pads & rotors, Aux. back-up lights, Wade In-Channel vent visors, keypad entry
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2007 SE KC 4x4 Majestic Blue Titan
Brought home my new baby 2/27/07
2" PRG Leveling kit
Spray in bed liner
OEM Bug Deflector
HID Off Road Lights
Hankook M/T RT03 285x70x17
interesting trick learned at last week's BBQ.... if your horn is set to honk while arming, and you want to arm your truck QUIETLY with the remote, press the unlock button. After a minute or so, if the key doesn't go into the ignition, the system will rearm itself quietly....
IM pissed i did a remote start on my 05' and now i lost the option of rolling down the windows with my key fob. It was nice to roll down the windows but o well
I'm sure some know, but will post anyway about the instrument cluster "trick".
It's actually a "self diagnostic mode" available when you hold in the trip stem while starting and continue to hold it for about 8 secs. It makes available digital tach, speedometer, kilometer, fuel, lets you perform the gauge & light tests, and quite a few other features that I have no use for. This will last until you turn your truck off, then it reverts back to normal operation.
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MDE's Ride: 2004 Deep Water Blue 2wd XE CC non BT with POP PKG.....factory chrome grill.....Factory Steps.....Armada spoiler.....06 finned diff cover.....Wade in-channel visors.....20" Boss 312's machine finish with Silver Paint in-lay.....RotorPro's drilled & slotted rotors (all 4).....Sumitomo HTR's 285/50.....Stainless fender trim.....2* timing advance. ....K&N drop-in w/factory air box mod.....Custom Y-pipe.....Custom Magna Flow Exhaust .....Inside: Custom sub box w/2 down-firing MA Audio 10's.....An old Autotek 66 .....An old Bostwich EC2i x-over
Future Mods: Fiberglass box for subs, new seperates, CAI, and the list goes on and on and on.....
My Wife's Ride: 2006 Altima SE 3.5 5-speed(one fasta$$ grocery getter) GONE AS OF 2-28-08 by way of NISSAN buy back-VERY WELL HANDLED BY NISSAN
I use the auto-adjust feature on both my fobs. One is set for me and the other for my wife. It is fun to watch the seat, pedals, and mirrors automatically adjust themselves when you disarm the alarm with the opposite fob. It is like the truck actually knows who you are and is adjusting itself to make you happy.
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Roy Rumaner
Fully Loaded 2004 Smoke LE 4x4
Along with the "window open trick" if you accidentally put the windows down and need to close them again (without getting into the truck putting the key in the ignition etc just put the key in the door lock and turn it to lock and hold it. After a second or two the windows will go back up...you can also put them down too.
interesting trick learned at last week's BBQ.... if your horn is set to honk while arming, and you want to arm your truck QUIETLY with the remote, press the unlock button. After a minute or so, if the key doesn't go into the ignition, the system will rearm itself quietly....
Many times there are unintended consequences to your actions. I had an extra insect repellant wipe wrapped up in the foil bag and in my center console. The citronella smell permeated the console then the truck cab. I removed the wipe but the smell remained. I do not want to "contaminate" my hunting gear so while in the garage on Saturday afternoon, I decided to use the fob trick to lower the windows of my unlocked truck and air it out.
On Sunday, I needed something out of the cab. The driver's door was locked and my keys were upstairs. No problem... I reached in the open window and unlocked the truck using the door switch. I then opened the now unlocked driver's door. I do not know what the Titan horn decibel level is, but it seems much higher in a closed garage. Fortunately the alarm times out after a while and I was able to lower myself from the ceiling without injury.
Edited to correct a spelling error.
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2004 Sedona Crew Cab, 4WD, Off-road package, Big Tow package, Rear Under-seat Storage, Kenwood DNX7100 HU (navigation), SWI-JACK steering wheel controls, Bluetooth, Rearview Camera, iPod interface, HD radio, and one-of-kind, acryllic-coated steering wheel switch covers.
Many times there are unintended consequences to your actions. I had an extra insect repellant wipe wrapped up in the foil bag and in my center console. The citronella smell permeated the console then the truck cab. I removed the wipe but the smell remained. I do not want to "contaminate" my hunting gear so while in the garage on Saturday afternoon, I decided to use the fob trick to lower the windows of my unlocked truck and air it out.
On Sunday, I needed something out of the cab. The driver's door was locked and my keys were upstairs. No problem... I reached in the open window and unlocked the truck using the door switch. I then opened the now unlocked driver's door. I do not know what the Titan horn decible level is, but it seems much higher in a closed garage. Fortunately the alarm times out after a while and I was able to lower myself from the ceiling without injury.
Wow, thanks for the warning on that one. That sounds like something I would do and then I'd have the same reaction as you!
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2006 Granite Crew Cab SE 4x4 w/ Big Tow
285/70/17 BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO
DIY Air Box Mod w/ Drop in AMSOIL EaA Air Filter
Sway-A-Way Coilovers w/ PRG UCA and Sway-A-Way w/ Reservoir Rears
TomTom One XL Navigation
AMSOIL Signature Series 0W-30, 75W-140 Severe Gear and 75W-90 Severe Gear
Magnaflow 18" muffler swap (PN: 12256)
2* Timing Advance
PRG Shackles (Still need to install these...)
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