Well,
I thougt the car was inside far enough and opened the lift gate.
The rear door bumped a moment against the closed garage door and then reversed to close.
There was tiny pin head nick where the black paint toucned a door hinge, (not really a scratch at all - lucky).
It seems that the distance from the rear bumper and the power lift gate are not linked. As in, "The car senses if there is something right in back, so it does not open the liftgate."
I suppose this needs to be like this so you can stand in front of it and open it, (most people simply move back as the door is lifted).
However, it would have been nice if it did not move - but just alarmed.
Regards,
I thougt the car was inside far enough and opened the lift gate.
The rear door bumped a moment against the closed garage door and then reversed to close.
There was tiny pin head nick where the black paint toucned a door hinge, (not really a scratch at all - lucky).
It seems that the distance from the rear bumper and the power lift gate are not linked. As in, "The car senses if there is something right in back, so it does not open the liftgate."
I suppose this needs to be like this so you can stand in front of it and open it, (most people simply move back as the door is lifted).
However, it would have been nice if it did not move - but just alarmed.
Regards,