TrueAt1stLight
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i'm confused, how would the vehicle determine that you are not the person associated with the fob?
Huh. That’s a damn-good question. How DOES my Yukon know it’s me?!?
Horn sounds 3 times upon starting: Anyone else experiencing this?
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Huh. That’s a damn-good question. How DOES my Yukon know it’s me?!?
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I did the same. No value in it, as I'm the primary driver.
lol, did you change the battery like I suggested?
TrueAt1stLight
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No, as the fob was brand new and I wasn't getting a low battery message. It resolved immediately when I switched the key fob # in my profile. I suppose I could still have a low battery in the other one and it really wasn't the profile issue but actually a low battery in the other key fob. I'll have to try it on another profile and see if that's it...
you might also look in the DIC menu for notifications and/or in the owners manual, there is some federal mandate about the vehicle having to notify when the vehicle is exited if it is keyless (push-to-start) but this can be disabled or turned off in the DIC (supposedly)
