Hi everyone. New to the forum. So I have a 2006 g35 coupe. Had to adjust the striker on the drive side door last week. Ok. No biggie. This morning my wife goes to get her hair done. So she locks the car and goes inside. Comes out for a break and both windows are rolled down. Does anyone have a mechanical reasoning as to why this would happen? Thanks in advance.

 

Do you have an Intelligent key? Did she somehow manage to sit on it and depress and hold the unlock button? (Or have something pressing on it in her purse?) If so, she engaged the auto roll-down feature (for exhausting hot air in summer as you approach car).

I did it once while sitting at the dining table...while it was raining....

 

Doesn't need to be an ikey, all G35 have the option to hold down the unlock button to automatically roll all the windows down. I can pretty much guarantee that's what happened, just need to be more careful about accidently pressing the buttons on the fob.

 

Ahh thanks for that nuance; I guess I was just projecting my desire to be considered more intelligent because I have an I-key....

 

Some days I wish I did, more compact the my R-Key + fob

 

Clunky wad of keys in pocket is one of my major annoyances, besides wearing out the fabric. I've pruned down pretty good since taking the pension, and I don't keep my wife's fob on my keychain. Also, I have the absolute best key holder in my entire life.

 

Yup!!! Turns out her purse had one to many things in it. Namely the keys. Thanks again.

 

I cant roll the windows up and the alarm doest work plus the interior lights dont want to come on. it drives ok ...radio works and the dash works

 

08 g35....thanks for the help....it was rear ended a little and the wipers stopped working and the car wouldnt start after trying to reset it by turning it off

 

Stevedunn68 you should start a new thread since the problem in this thread was resolved by taking the keys out of the wife's purse so the unlock button wasn't getting depressed thus rolling the windows down with the auto function from fob.