Did you know your car has a hidden remote start?

And if the car is a stick shift, in gear?

Stop the alarm! Click Tikit into your buckle to silence your vehicle's seat belt alarm. Perfect for travel with pets or heavy objects in the passenger seat.

@grok is this true

Many cars have hidden remote start features on key fobs, but the sequence in the video—unlock once, lock twice, hold—likely opens windows and the sunroof, not starts the engine. Sources like Consumer Reports and TopSpeed confirm this window-opening function. Remote start sequences vary by model, like pressing lock three times for some BMWs or three times with a hold for certain Toyota Corollas. Check your car's manual or contact the manufacturer for the correct sequence. The video's claim seems misleading, mixing up features.

I don't think that's true, maybe it's for the new generation cars...not the old ones

True

@DavidSmithX1 absolute game changer spot on again listened carefully could quit tomorrow

My car or your car?

No it doesn’t, some cars might

Can confirm that it does NOT work on a 2020 Frieghtliner Cascadia, lol.

@grok does changan cs75 2017 got one?