Motor home doors locking by themselves.

I’m not sure what your base vehicle is but this is usually a safeguard measure built in for delivery driver use.

You could secrete a spare key somewhere on the outside of the vehicle. This is what we've done but I'm not telling you where! It only needs to be the basic key to unlock the driver's door rather than the expensive chipped key.

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Base is a Renault Master.

Does this help?

Many years ago we had a 2004 Renault Scenic that used to lock all doors after several minutes if left without the ignition key in .

Depending on the manufacturer of the base unit it should be able to turn it off . 👍

 

I think the Lunar is on a Renault base....?

My FIL's Renault Captur does this  ( locks as you walk away with the key in your pocket)....

Does it lock if the key is still inside the vehicle as you walk away....?

A Nissan van we have in work ( I think Nissan & Renault are part of the same group now?) has keyless entry & go, but won't lock if the key is still in the vehicle.....

Hi all and thanks for your posts.

Yes, it is a Renault base. Unfortunately it does not have the master lock button.

It locks even when a key is left in the van.

Looks like hiding a key is the only option. Maybe just buy a cheap non chip version as suggested as both ours are chipped versions.

Have emailed Lunar but no response yet (strange they don’t offer a phone number🤔)

 

 

 

We too, better still cheap as chips to get a hab door key cut. These are readily available from Timpsons and similar. Again, I'm not telling where it's secreted mind! I have taken a photo with my iPhone mind 'cos I doubt if I could even remember where it is! Belt and braces as they say!🔑

Our unchipped cab door key came from Timpsons. Easily done in Tesco's car park.

We also got a spare fully chipped key at around 20% of the cost of a Peugeot one. 👍🏻

Yes, you can even keep that other cheap chipped key somewhere hidden about the interior of the van. Just make sure it's kept out of range of the system. Keeping it in a small metal box I'm told can help security too but can't swear to this. Still need the hab key secreted on the outside mind.

We find the foldable original key fouls on the driver's knee so use the replacement chipped key all the time for driving while the fob sits in the centre console. Both are then clipped together for dropping in a pocket after parking. Works for us.👍🏻