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well I understand that bottom one looks like trunk release, but what's the top one?

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Its to turn off the Sensors that work the alarm.

Someone correct me if I am wrong.

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Correct...it turns off the motion sensors inside the car so when you lock it and say, leave your dog in the car, it won't set off the alarm.

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ah so when light is lit its on and light is off it's off right?
that's what I thought looking from spec on the car but wasn't sure

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Right! I learned this after looing in my manual. I was lucky that my used car came with one. My dog set off the alarm a few times when I was picking up some take out food. Hit the interior movement button, and no alarm.

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yeah mine didn't come with manual......
so sucks trying to figure out everything.
I did find quick guide that's about all I have.
thanks guys.

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Just to make sure, did you look for the manual in the cubby hole under the steering column?

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what....there is a cubby hole under the steering column? Man I have had this car for two years and never noticed that. I haven't looked as of yet but I am going to check for it at lunch...wicked.

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well for me
that cubby is missing entirely.....................
that's what sucks... missing not only the books, cubby itself with it.

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Its also useful for those rare times when you're asleep in the car. I fold down the seats in the A6 and stretch out in the back and its a great sleep on those rare occasions. The first time I forgot to turn off the motion sensor and as I turned over in the middle of the night it scared the crap out of me.