Well just figured this out by accident but theres a way u can roll down all 4 windows with your infiniti key remote. I have an 05 sedan and i dont know if it works with all models...im not gonna say how to do it untill ppl start asking how cuz i dont wanna look stupid if everyone already knows

 

hold the unlock button?

 

Does this work on '04s?

 

HOW?

I know the key will do it but the remote would be nice since it will be much easier...

 

I lost traded that option for 1 mile remote start when I decided to install an aftermarket alarm.
Although... I think there might be a way to program the aftermarket key fob to roll down my windows. I just don't want to have to take it back to the guy who installed it and ask him to reprogram my fob.

 

I think you have to pay for the option. When I went to get a quote for a $600 alarm that included "installation" I ended up getting a quote of around $1000 to keep all the options I have with my OEM remote (funniest thing was that the alarm did not even have the funcitionality of opening my car doors or locking unless I paid $150 for the "option" haha).

 

Just don't hold it down for more than 3 minutes. Don't say I didn't warn you.

 

03 mine does driver and passeger front. how do you do all four?

 

You gotta let me in on the secret...

 

Ya u just click the unlock button 3 times then on third time hold it and it should roll all down.Only thing is that i dont know how to roll them back up..... if someone knows let me know

 

Yeah, I have a CompuStar Alarm, had it professionally installed for $600. You can get the modules for the windows, and they're supposed to be pretty easy to install once the actual alarm is installed... I'm thinking about doing it for the windows and the sunroof. Love the alarm and the mile range remote start, can't beat it.

 

You can't roll back up with the remote but can from the key cylinder on the door by holding it in the lock position. Works for roll down too.

 

Nice - mine does it too! Glad you made this post or I likely would never have figured this out.

 

can't do it without the kp module

 

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PM KPierson