This morning I decided to test the automatic window opening using the remote for the first time. I held the unlock button on the remote for about 5 seconds - the driver's window came down 4 inches, then nothing. I held it down again. The rest of the windows came down about 4 inches and the driver's went down another 4 inches (almost all the way down, but not quite), then nothing. After that I wasn't able to get them to go up or down. So I got in the car and turn the ignition key to the ON position (engine not started) and I was unable to move the windows up or down. I had to actually start the engine up before I could close my windows. Whaddup with that??? Any help greatly appreciated. I'm due for my 11,250 mile checkup next week and want to have this addressed.


-townsley-
2003 Brilliant Silver Premium Sedan

 

weird, just this week, the clicking sound from my turn signals disappeared for a whole day and then showed up again later that night

just gremlins I guess, if you can replicate in front of service advisor, have em fix it

2003.5 Brill. Silver/Willow 6MT sedan, Premium/Winter/Navigation

 

Mine works fine and it's one of my favorite features. Unfortunately, in an unrelated matter, my rear window doesn't open now. *sigh*

HTBomb's Magical Hot Wheels

 

I figured out what I was doing wrong. I guess I hit the unlock button twice - first to unlock the doors, and then again to roll down the windows. This leads to strange results. If I just press the button once, and hold it down, everything works as advertised. Thanks for all the help.

-townsley-
2003 Brilliant Silver Premium Sedan

 

hmmm I press it twice and works with no problem.
click once to unlock than click again and hold it to open window~

 

One thing I've found is that how long you hold it the second time affects how far down the windows roll. When they start to roll down, keep holding it and if you hold it long enough they'll roll all the way down. You probably let up as soon as they started to roll down, which caused them to stop.

Jeff Kohn
H-Town, TX
2003.5 Automatic Sedan, Desert Platinum/Willow, Premium, Nav, Tint

 

That's right. This feature is not like the "auto down" when you
push the inside window switch. They start going down after
a few seconds and will go all the way if you continue to
hold the unlock button. If you release during the window
travel, the window stops.

2003 Twilight Blue Sedan 5AT, sunroof, leather,
splashguards, GG red 7 wire Hypergrounding kit, 350Z intake duct(soon), K&N filter.

 

yup i just hold the button until they're all the way down.

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