how is it that I was able to manually open the rear lift of my 2015 ford edge even though the doors are locked?

Asked by CuriousOwner Jul 01, 2017 at 02:04 AM about the 2015 Ford Edge SE

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How is it possible that after I have locked the doors of my 2015 ford edge, I still
was able to open the rear lift gate manually with ease?

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CITYLIFE404 answered 7 years ago

Do you have push button start. If you do then the vehicle is most likely equipped with easy access. And once the key is within 2-3 feet of any door and u reach for the handle it will unlock

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Cathy answered 6 years ago

Also, you use the fob to lock, one click it locks front doors, 2clicks it locks the front and back. Maybe you only clicked once?

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