PAAK

[RickMachE]

Until the battery goes dead.

Then you put it in the slot...

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[AliRafiee]

4 years. No fob. On the rare occasion that it doesn’t work, I’ve used the door code and password.

 

[Ardie]

I keep the FOB hidden in the car inside a small Faraday pouch (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4DCLY87). This gives me two backup options if PAAK fails, the password and the FOB.

I do the same as well.

 

[Mach e Mark]

I do the same as well.

PAAK 100% since March 2021.

 

[Bad Dolphin]

I have used Phone as a key exclusively a few times (left the fob at home) but as a general rule I always carry the fob with me too because without the fob the door locks seem to take a couple of extra seconds to connect and operate and it's just enough of a cause to scare that it's not going to work.
Do most of you on this forum carry the fob in a belt and suspenders state of mind?
I have my door code, and the secret start code and even the instructions on using the codes in my phone, but I still can't wean myself from the fob.
What's the consensus here?

FOB in car only when at dealer or when programming. PAAK is king.

 

[kens]

100% PAAK.

I had an oil pump go out a couple weeks ago which meant a trip to the dealer. Fob wasn't in its place, took me a while to find it.

In the end the dealer got to do an oil change on my car.

 

[purtsjp]

I use PAAK always. The few times it didn’t work immediately I got my phone out and brought fordpass up and that seemed it get PAAK to work. I do have a fob in a faraday bag just in case.

 

[DUnderhilll]

I don't get the issue with having a fob with you. It's barely noticable in my pocket and quick to use. I also fear breaking my phone (screen) and losing access. If I did paak only is surely have a fob in the car as others here do

 

[Ardie]

I use PAAK always. The few times it didn’t work immediately I got my phone out and brought fordpass up and that seemed it get PAAK to work. I do have a fob in a faraday bag just in case.

 

[superdave80]

Until the battery goes dead.

Thank goodness phones don't run on batteries, or else PAAK would suffer from the same issue...

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