Hi There

I have recently become the proud owner of a race brue otavia vrs 2.0l fsi.

Been a fan of the car for a while and finnally got round to getting rid of my old rover to 200hp machine lol.

will certainly take some getting used too!

Might aswell introduce myself with a blonde question.

whilst sitting in the car and as neb do, i was pressing a lot of diffrent things with no regard to what they did and of course i didn't read the handbook. \i now notice that when i unlock the car only the drivers door and fuel cap are released using the keyfob. is this normal?

After swallowing my pride i read the central locking part of the manual but still find myself not knowing how it works. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks all and i look forward to your replies.

(preferably help not on how thick i am :p )

On my old 2005 Fabia VRS, one press on key fob will only unlock drivers door.

Whereas two presses on key fob will unlock all doors and tail-gate.

My fuel release flap is a manual type with a lever beside drivers seat is raised to release/ open fuel flap.

On my old 2005 Fabia VRS, one press on key fob will only unlock drivers door.

Whereas two presses on key fob will unlock all doors and tail-gate.

My fuel release flap is a manual type with a lever beside drivers seat is raised to release/ open fuel flap.

Thanks i'll certainly give that a go. Told you i was thick lol

This is correct - they call it single point entry - it's a security feature, if you are going to be in the car alone it acts as an anti-hijack feature as you only need the drivers door open! Two quick presses will indeed grant access to the other doors and boot!

Rob

Hi and welcome aboard.

Hi and welcome aboard.

Hey. thanks fir the replies it works great.

Cheers for the welcome