Remote trick
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Re: Remote trick
Yeah mine does all 4. This is actually a trick from older Maximas. Oddly enough, it doesn't work on my mom's 2001 Infiniti I30t.
I wonder if there's a way to get the windows back up? I tried some other button combos but it doesn't work. You used to be able to turn the lights on, open the sunroof, and some other random things.
Dan Parmelee
2003 Infiniti G35 Sedan
1999 Acura Integra GS-R coupe
2001 Infiniti I30t
I wonder if there's a way to get the windows back up? I tried some other button combos but it doesn't work. You used to be able to turn the lights on, open the sunroof, and some other random things.
Dan Parmelee
2003 Infiniti G35 Sedan
1999 Acura Integra GS-R coupe
2001 Infiniti I30t
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Re: Remote trick
Infiniti didn't program in for the windows to come back up 
Do a search for this topic, i think we talked about it in the coupe forum and someone knew all the details!
Happy Driving!
Do a search for this topic, i think we talked about it in the coupe forum and someone knew all the details!
Happy Driving!
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Re: Remote trick
this is truly and odd feature! Why would anyone want to roll the windows down automatically. I've done it a few times to impress my friends. Yeah, I'm cool now...
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Re: Remote trick
Depends on where you live. Every so often it's nice to do it while you're approaching the car to give it some fresh air before everyone sits down. Sitting down in an enclosed sauna is no fun for anyone... and why not do it then as opposed to pressing all of the buttons when you sit down in the car?
I used it when I was in a restaurant to crack the windows if it was getting hot... my TW-1 has an autostarter, so I just use that to crack the windows and get the A/C going about 30 seconds before i get to the car.
G
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I used it when I was in a restaurant to crack the windows if it was getting hot... my TW-1 has an autostarter, so I just use that to crack the windows and get the A/C going about 30 seconds before i get to the car.
G
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Re: Remote trick
Maybe this was designed for Car-jackers to prevent theft? I always wondered about this too and my thought was if someone was jacking your car, you can grab the keyfob, roll down the windows and pull the bastage out of the car!
Just my $0.02.
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'03.5 G35 BS Sedan (I love that acronym!)
Stillen Intake, 350Z duct
Hyper-Ground Kit
Lowered!
Bulbs all around!
Splash Guards - Aero
Need Exhaust, Twin Turbo or NOS!
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Re: Remote trick
lol, I like that theory.
My alarm has a "hijack" feature which really cracks me up- I've got this emergency button located just below the steering wheel. If someone comes up to your car to carjack you at a stoplight, you press the button and get out of the car (Stats showed that you'll apparently get shot at if you try to drive away). The car will run for 20 seconds, then the doors lock, the engine shuts off, and the alarm starts blaring. Now, unless the carjacker disables the alarm using the right button sequence, he's stuck in the car (which won't unlock, won't start, and has a blaring alarm) in the middle of the road.
I looked like a real winner when I accidentally hit it.
G
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My alarm has a "hijack" feature which really cracks me up- I've got this emergency button located just below the steering wheel. If someone comes up to your car to carjack you at a stoplight, you press the button and get out of the car (Stats showed that you'll apparently get shot at if you try to drive away). The car will run for 20 seconds, then the doors lock, the engine shuts off, and the alarm starts blaring. Now, unless the carjacker disables the alarm using the right button sequence, he's stuck in the car (which won't unlock, won't start, and has a blaring alarm) in the middle of the road.
I looked like a real winner when I accidentally hit it.
G
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Re: Remote trick
The windows not going up using the remote is a safety factor. I guess if there was a child in the car and you did see them you wouldn't accidently roll the windows up on their little heads or something. :-) I guess dogs would count here also.
Dave
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Re: Remote trick
Does the G35 have a pinch protection feature? I don't want to go test it to find out LOL.
Dan Parmelee
2003 Infiniti G35 Sedan
1999 Acura Integra GS-R coupe
2001 Infiniti I30t
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Re: Remote trick
i remember the dealer telling me something about that. it works for all 4 windows and the sunroof. i haven't tested it out either. GeoBau care to volunteer? ;-) lol j/k