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Auto-up Window Reverses to soon
Wondering if anyone else has had this problem. Tried searching the forums but came up empty. Thanks, Chip |
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Define "too soon". Cuz if its your finger that's causing it to auto-reverse, that's normal lol! However, if the anti-trap mechnism is activated for no reason (nothing's in the way), then it's probably some software related stuff that the dealer can fix and/or reprogram.
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HA..LOl no, not my finger. :p
Say 4 inches or so from full up, the window slows down like it is encountering resistance. (To much friction with the rubber window seal?) Due to the resistance, the mechanism thinks there is an obstruction and reverses. It doesn't do it all the time, but enough that it is annoying. When it happenes, I can close the window by raising it without engaging the auto-up feature. |
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You can use a silicone spray (from Home Depot and the likes) to lubricate window guides.
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