Hany Saad wrote:Hello again,
Sorry for the late answer,as I told you before I know one of the guys at Renault and he told me that it is IMPOSSIBLE to have a dead lock in the versions imported to Egypt.
Any ways I have a question though,what is the importance of dead locking from the theif point of view,you said in a previous post that the theif smashed the front side window,so in he goes from the window, out he comes from the window ,voila,Enjoy the dead locking.
Concerning the boot he has access through the tilting back seats from inside,so actually he has full access to your car whether the car is dead locked or not.
I think dead locking is more for kids that you want to leave them in the car while buying a thing whitout the fear of them opening the doors.
Dead Lock is CONTRAINDICATED with someone inside the car wether kids or adults, because incase of accidant or fire, they will not be able to leave the car whats so ever. Dead lock is designed to protect your car form intruders because theives don't really like to jump into your car through the window! becasue this means they will have to jump out again through the window, so incase of you showing up, or anyone seeingthe samshed window, they will not be able to run away quickly. It also lockes the glove compartment. I am not sure, but I think that if the center is locked, the back seats should not fold and give access to the boot compartment also.
I had it in my Corsa and it was very handy, no one ever tried smashing inot it eccept once and when he couldn't open it, he just walked away. Put yourself in his place, you don't wanna be locked in a car with a couple of people standing outside of it calling the police while you have no way to run!
The embaracing siituation was when I took it in for reprograming, the guy said to me "you mean your windows don't go up with double press" and of course I said no they don't (in my head I added the word idiot" they he points the card to the car and here the windows are going up!!!!!!! I was shocked, I asked him how he did it, he said first lock the car (one press) then press twice. I was pressing twice directly and ofcourse the windows were not going up!!! Silly me,,, but I didn't know!
Anyway, thanks for the respons.
And yes, the Dead lock is not an alarm thing, I had it standard in my Corsa and it didn't have an alarm. I now have the automatice windows and I don't have an alarm also. So both are not an alarm function, but some alarms can add them as part of the alarms function if the car didn't have them. (do I amke any sens here) if feel like I am speaking hindo!!
