Steering lock problem solved (for real)

ChrisSlicks

Yes and no. It sends the unlock first, i.e. when the car is completely off and indicates LOCK on the starter button. Provided it can get position feedback on the lock position sensor (passive, doesn't require power to the lock directly) the car will start, if it can't get feedback then it will not start (e.g. harness unplugged).

My guess is that the people that are getting the delay are going directly from LOCK to START, where as the people that don't get the delay have the habit of putting the car in ACC mode first (which does the unlock step) and then starting. Just a guess, but something to try out.

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