Enable Walk Away Door Lock, close every door, carry the fob beyond 6.5 ft (2 m) for more than two seconds and verify the lock confirmation.
Check that your vehicle has it.
Verified as a programmable feature for the 2025 TLX lineup.
- Retail trim / version
- TLX A-Spec, TLX Type S
- Named package
- TLX Technology Package
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Published availability and qualifications
Verified as a programmable feature for the 2025 TLX lineup.
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Step by step.
- 01
Enable Walk Away Door Lock in the programmable vehicle settings.
- 02
Switch the TLX off, take the fob and close every door.
- 03
Move more than 6.5 ft (2 m) away and remain away for more than two seconds.
- 04
Listen for confirmation and verify the doors are locked before leaving.
Important limits
- All doors must be closed and the fob must leave the vehicle's proximity.
- Do not leave the fob or an occupant inside and rely on automatic locking.
- Always verify the locked state.
Quick checks.
- ✓Confirm the function is enabled.
- ✓Close every door and take the fob beyond the specified distance.
- ✓Use the fob lock button and check its battery if no confirmation occurs.
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2025 Acura TLX Info Center — Walk Away Door Lock
Relevant section or page: Exterior — Walk Away Door Lock. We use the written official source to determine the steps and applicability shown above.
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