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Haha! No but that is hilarious

Pretty sure this must be it. Dug through all the paperwork and this is the only thing that makes sense. I may have to walk up there with just the fob and see what happens, just to resolve my curiosity.

You may be right given the looooonnng wait for our trade evaluation. I will go through everything. As you may imagine the glove box is not very user friendly (especially since it has all the tools to remove the rails) so I have not searched it all. But this makes a lot of sense. To be honest...

Not that I know of, but I have paper plates right now and I have no registered the car with the HOA. I am truly baffled by this (I really assumed the gate was broken and just opening until I witnessed that not to be the case).

Also when you punch in a code, the box sends a signal, so the gate can open by reading the chip or the signal from the box. It's both.

There is a small RFI chip in the sticker and they are issued to residents. There is a reader above the key pad. I went months after I moved in without one and had to use a code - I assure you the gate does not just open for anyone. Guests have to call or punch a code. My son does not have...

I just took delivery of my new 23 Bronco (Outer Banks). The sticker that worked the security gate to get into my neighborhood without punching a code was stuck to the windshield of my trade, so I figured I would have to punch the code until I could get a new one. Oddly the gate opened when I...