TomsHHR

The best way I found is to set your lock system to only open the driver door when you put the HHR in park. Then exit the HHR and lock the driver door with the key. There are options you can set through the DIC. Two of them are Drivers door only and All doors open in park. You access the DIC by holding the button and turning on the key but do not start the engine.

Hang around Customer Service We will train you. Got my HHR, 2nd in town sold here... in 2005

AJochum

I've always been confused on this. Most of the time my horn starts blowing and I jump in with the key. Sometimes it doesn't go off. I've tried to figure what I did differently, but really don't know. Does it have anything to do with turning the key to the left vs. right first when opening the car?

TomsHHR

If you push the inside lock button it arms the alarm, if you shut the door and lock it with the key the alarm does not arm.

ChevroletCustomerService

@TomsHHR, thank you for teaching me… LOL This will go to prove that you are never too old to learn, eh?

Michelle, Chevrolet Customer Service

ChevroletCustomerService

@AJochum, I have read your post about turning the key to the left vs. the right. I would like to exhaust my resources about your question; could you let me know what model year your HHR is?

Michelle, Chevrolet Customer Service

OrangeWhip

Thats the only way to fly. I do that when I store my car, so the dash light doesn't stay lit.

surfer54

The HHR is a 2006 2LT......

jonathanm

Does that still allow access through the hatch? Is there a way to manually lock the hatch without arming the alarm?

OrangeWhip

Doors/hatch are locked, the factory alarm just isn't set.

surfer54

Will try the locking the driver's door with the key.......you believe what we have to go through for something as simple as locking/unlocking your car??