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03Styper, try reprogramming the windows. For this, you will need to press and hold the window down button until the window reaches all the way down and then hold it for an additional 5 seconds (may be only 3). Then pull and hold the up button until the window is all the way up, holding the switch for an additional 5 seconds (again, may be only 3). That should fix your issue. If not, then odds are you have a problem with the over current circuitry that senses when the motor reaches its full travel and is stopped.
Could be also that your window motor is starting to go and it is getting weak. This can cause a higher than normal operating current. Reprogramming the window will help with this. Raise and lower both of the front windows at the same time. Is one faster than the other? If so, the slower window is the one with a motor that is starting to go.
Could be also that your window motor is starting to go and it is getting weak. This can cause a higher than normal operating current. Reprogramming the window will help with this. Raise and lower both of the front windows at the same time. Is one faster than the other? If so, the slower window is the one with a motor that is starting to go.
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I was taught to do the front windows together by holding the position for 5 seconds and to do the complete cycle (both down, wait 5, both up, wait 5) a total of 3 times. The rear windows seem to be a separate action. I suppose it could be any two or more windows that are cycled together. Dunno.
I've learned that going all the way in automatic (either direction) seems to call for a momentary press and then a second one. This may just be something I've taught myself as in....first press wasn't enough to trigger the action so I pressed it again.
Eric
I've learned that going all the way in automatic (either direction) seems to call for a momentary press and then a second one. This may just be something I've taught myself as in....first press wasn't enough to trigger the action so I pressed it again.
Eric
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