This post makes me think of a few things. They are...
1) Possible solution. Exit the vehicle and leave the keys with her.
2) Possible solution. Crack open the windows, turn off the Jeep and keep the keys.
3) Possible solution. Turn off the Jeep, exit the vehicle. Remote start from outside. Be back before the engine turns off from time-out.
4) Possible solution. Invite her into the bar to drink with you!
#4 reminds me of joke. A man comes home from work every night. Has dinner then grabs his coat and heads out to the local pub. Tells his wife "don't wait up for me." She long ago gave up asking to join him. One night after dinner, he says "Put on your coat, I am heading for the pub." She was ecstatic, put on her coat and followed him out the door. On the front stoop, he turned around and said "Where the heck do you think you are going?" She replied "To the pub with you!" He said, "The heck you are, I told you to put on your coat because I turned off the furnace. You are staying home."
Which leads me to the last joke. A man drives to the mall with his wife and dog. Parks the car and locks them both in the trunk. After shopping for 2 hours he returns tho the car and opens the trunk. Who in the trunk is happy to see him?
Then I think you have to lock the Jeep 3 times every time you want to lock the doors. The fob in the car should keep the drivers door from being locked accidentally with the fob in the vehicle.
The Chime is a Safety / Security feature that can not be easily deactivated.
And leaving a key fob inside the vehicle all the time is stupid because it significantly increases the risk of it being stolen and makes doing so much easier.
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