If it’s never unlocking the passenger side, that’s a setting you can change. We were going through it with my wife and I said “it should open all doors when you do that so you don’t have to unlock manually for the other passengers”. She corrects me and says “well you’re not a woman” and I immediately understood.
If I hit the button as soon as I close the door, it’s hit or miss if it actually works. If I wait a 1/2 second after closing the door, it works every single time. On mine, it’s as if there’s a slight delay from closing door, window rolling itself up, and the button becoming active.
That's great, but they gave us this feature and I want it to work on a brand new car.
Sometimes, the last door you close is the cargo door, or one of the -gasp! - rear doors, and it’s nice to just touch the handle to lock the car, rather than have to open a front door to get to the switch or fish for the key fob in your pocket.
This particular design requires a 360 degree grip (i.e.- fingers on the INSIDE of grab portion of handle) plus pressing the "nub" to actuate/trigger, unlike some other Ford designs, such as the 3G Escape/Focus, which only required the touching of the outside-facing "nub"
True, but partially incorrect-
Seriously? I never do that, and it locks just fine. But maybe @Tricky Dick can try that and see if it helps…
Same here, circumvents the buggy outcome.
