Thank all of you for you responses. My dealer made me aware of the 30
second relocking feature but was not aware of a situation like mine. It is
possible that I have unknowingly activated the remote in my pocket. The
strange thing is that when it shows up locked it is in the morning when I
first go to the car. Almost like the car is trying to protect itself. Of
course, this is no big deal but I was curious if it was systematic or just
happening to me.

Thanks again

Lyall

"Lyall Kingman" <king@vei.net> wrote in message
news:bf15si$8vnuh$1@ID-113973.news.uni-berlin.de...
>
> On occasions, without a logical pattern that I can see, my GT will self
> lock. I will go away from the car without locking it and come back later
and
> find it locked. This might make sense if it would a;always happen but it
> seems to be random.
> --
> Lyall Kingman
> king@vei.net
>
>

 

This happened to a 1999 Sonata GLS I once owned...and it did not have
remote keyless entry, locking my ex's only key in the ignition with
her outside the car.

On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 13:13:59 -0400, "Lyall Kingman" <king@vei.net>
wrote:

>Thank all of you for you responses. My dealer made me aware of the 30
>second relocking feature but was not aware of a situation like mine. It is
>possible that I have unknowingly activated the remote in my pocket. The
>strange thing is that when it shows up locked it is in the morning when I
>first go to the car. Almost like the car is trying to protect itself. Of
>course, this is no big deal but I was curious if it was systematic or just
>happening to me.
>
>Thanks again
>
>Lyall
>
>"Lyall Kingman" <king@vei.net> wrote in message
>news:bf15si$8vnuh$1@ID-113973.news.uni-berlin.de...
>>
>> On occasions, without a logical pattern that I can see, my GT will self
>> lock. I will go away from the car without locking it and come back later
>and
>> find it locked. This might make sense if it would a;always happen but it
>> seems to be random.
>> --
>> Lyall Kingman
>> king@vei.net
>>
>>
>