I picked up my Skoda Yeti yesterday and am very pleased with it, except I seem to be unable to open all the doors by use of the key at the same time and have to resort to opening my own door and then opening the others once in the vehicle. Has anyone else had this problem?

Hi and welcome to Briskoda. I have moved your query to the Yeti forum where it is more likely to receive the attention and advice you need.

I picked up my Skoda Yeti yesterday and am very pleased with it, except I seem to be unable to open all the doors by use of the key at the same time and have to resort to opening my own door and then opening the others once in the vehicle. Has anyone else had this problem?

Hi,

You need to press the unlock button on the keyfob to release all the other doors.

I.e. frist press opens drivers door

second press opens all remaining doors

You can have this changed to open all in one press if you wish using the maxidot display config thingy on the dashboard.

Know that via the maxidot menu, you can configure your locks to open:

all together on one push of the keyfob

driver’s door on first push, the rest on second push

Also note that you can have different keyfobs behave differently in respect to the above settings.

Might it be a good idea to PM the answer to the OP as she might wonder where her question has been moved to?

Just a warning!!!

If you open the tailgate with the tailgate key then put your keys in the boot whilst popping your shopping in

DO NOT forget to take your keys out otherwise they will be locked in as soon as the tailgate is shut!

I picked up my Skoda Yeti yesterday and am very pleased with it, except I seem to be unable to open all the doors by use of the key at the same time and have to resort to opening my own door and then opening the others once in the vehicle. Has anyone else had this problem?

I picked up my Skoda Yeti yesterday and am very pleased with it, except I seem to be unable to open all the doors by use of the key at the same time and have to resort to opening my own door and then opening the others once in the vehicle. Has anyone else had this problem?

in order to open all doors you should press unlock twice of your key.

you can also programme how he doors open via de Dot Matrix Display options, I prefer that initally only the driver door is opened to prevent that somebody

would open the other doors and gain access to your properties.

all is explained in the manual.

Just a warning!!!

If you open the tailgate with the tailgate key then put your keys in the boot whilst popping your shopping in

DO NOT forget to take your keys out otherwise they will be locked in as soon as the tailgate is shut!

Given how much 'nannying' goes on with modern cars - all the various warning lights and sounds - I do find this one a little surprising, it is remarkably easy to lock your keys in the boot.

Edited 31 March, 201016 yr by weaver

Given how much 'nannying' goes on with modern cars - all the various warning lights and sounds - I do find this one a little surprising, it is remarkably easy to lock your keys in the boot.

Eek I can see myself doing this whilst negotiating kids and shopping. Anyone know if this can be changed?

If you unlock the car with the key normally, then open and close the boot then it doesnt autolock. it will only autolock if you use the central button on the key to open the boot.

The autolock on the central button cannot be disabled, its considered a security feature.