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I would like to think that i could operate windows to open and close them from the control buttons inside
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You can operate the windows from the switches inside the car to open and close.The dropping of the window when you open the door is an auto function to protect the glass on the door. Or do you mean something else? I seem confused then.
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Many thanks for your advice
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+1 to mhminnich and all the suggestions above. Failing windows up/down on door opening is a classic sign of Low Battery Charge.
A good battery should hold approx 12.8V and if it drops below that all sorts of warning messages can come up on the dash when you start the car. If I haven't driven the car in a few days, some of my other signs are:
1. TRAC Control
2. DSC
3. Low Brake Fluid
4. Check Engine Light
etc
Either give the car battery a good overnight charge and/or get it tested at any local garage/store who should do it for free.
A good battery should hold approx 12.8V and if it drops below that all sorts of warning messages can come up on the dash when you start the car. If I haven't driven the car in a few days, some of my other signs are:
1. TRAC Control
2. DSC
3. Low Brake Fluid
4. Check Engine Light
etc
Either give the car battery a good overnight charge and/or get it tested at any local garage/store who should do it for free.
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+1 to mhminnich and all the suggestions above. Failing windows up/down on door opening is a classic sign of Low Battery Charge.
A good battery should hold approx 12.8V and if it drops below that all sorts of warning messages can come up on the dash when you start the car. If I haven't driven the car in a few days, some of my other signs are:
1. TRAC Control
2. DSC
3. Low Brake Fluid
4. Check Engine Light
etc
Either give the car battery a good overnight charge and/or get it tested at any local garage/store who should do it for free.
A good battery should hold approx 12.8V and if it drops below that all sorts of warning messages can come up on the dash when you start the car. If I haven't driven the car in a few days, some of my other signs are:
1. TRAC Control
2. DSC
3. Low Brake Fluid
4. Check Engine Light
etc
Either give the car battery a good overnight charge and/or get it tested at any local garage/store who should do it for free.
I don't get any other warning lights so i will give it a good charge and see what happens
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What about when you are out of the car? And to get in and out you'd have to drop the window enough not to risk it breaking, and then raise it again to stop it leaking.
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