Omg!
Hey did u guys know about the silent alarm feature?? hahaha just in case amthar didn't know about this one... hold down the lock and unlock buttons at the same time until ur ambers light. do it again to turn the horn back on.
Originally Posted by jnkirk1974
I want to know why you can roll DOWN the windows with the remote, but you can't roll them UP. What if it's raining and left the windows down? I would think having a rolling UP feature is more important than rolling DOWN.
Why would you roll it down in the rain in the first place...this isn't KITT from Knight Ryder man...
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You WOULDN'T roll it down in the rain! That's not my point at all.
If you leave your car in a parking lot (during work) with the windows rolled down or cracked open (like I do here in VERY HOT Dallas). Then, a co-workers says "Hey, it's raining outside". It would be nice to be able to remotely roll up the windows.
Get it?
If you leave your car in a parking lot (during work) with the windows rolled down or cracked open (like I do here in VERY HOT Dallas). Then, a co-workers says "Hey, it's raining outside". It would be nice to be able to remotely roll up the windows.
Get it?
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Without the ability to roll your windows back up, this feature seems pretty incomplete and not very well thought out. I would think this would just be common sense.
Wow, I can roll my windows down with the remote. Now what? I have to start my car to roll them up again. Oh well, maybe it's just me.
Wow, I can roll my windows down with the remote. Now what? I have to start my car to roll them up again. Oh well, maybe it's just me.
Last edited by jnkirk1974; Sep 16, 2005 at 06:07 PM.
Originally Posted by jnkirk1974
Without the ability to roll your windows back up, this feature seems pretty incomplete and not very well thought out.
Originally Posted by ablangc
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PM Sent.
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Originally Posted by Hutch
I agree, why would you want to remotely roll down your windows?
I use this feature pretty often, actually... it helps when your car's been sitting outside in 95-100 degree weather for 10 hours. Too bad you have to hold it down for like 10 seconds before it actually rolls all the way down. =/
Geez! Read the owners manual and look for the Neuron Capacitor diagram. It just takes one wire and guess what? . . . Your windows roll up upon activation of the panic button, while being held down for more than 4 seconds.
Originally Posted by andy2434
Geez! Read the owners manual and look for the Neuron Capacitor diagram. It just takes one wire and guess what? . . . Your windows roll up upon activation of the panic button, while being held down for more than 4 seconds.
Your Neuron Capacitor does everything man...including an 18Hp gain!
My Flux Capacitor is much better than your Neuron Capacitor
Originally Posted by Gee Im Fast
Your Neuron Capacitor does everything man...including an 18Hp gain!
My Flux Capacitor is much better than your Neuron Capacitor
My Flux Capacitor is much better than your Neuron Capacitor
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i believe that the time it takes to roll down the windows can be programmed. someone correct me if i am wrong. as to why you would want to do this as opposed to rolling the windows back up, cars get hot in the sun. it is nice to be able to roll down windows in the heat.
as far as why you cant roll them back up with the fob...that is like "harold and kumar go to white castle", its a basic saftey issue...
as far as why you cant roll them back up with the fob...that is like "harold and kumar go to white castle", its a basic saftey issue...