One touch windows - anyone found a mod.?

One touch windows - anyone found a mod.?

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SteveMJ

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919 posts

196 months

Wednesday 10th February 2016
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One the VXR8 the front windows only are one touch and only downwards.

Considering, all four windows were one touch up and down as well as having anti-pinch on my GM Senator 24V back in 1993, the VXR8 seems quite backward.

Has anyone tried to get some modification to the VXR8's windows?

Thanks, Steve

ARAF

20,759 posts

223 months

Wednesday 10th February 2016
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It's in the software, and can be enabled, as out Ute has one-touch down and up.

I wonder if Fixdie can find it in the BCM code. scratchchin

MedwayMonaro

1,895 posts

138 months

Wednesday 10th February 2016
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Would be interested in this for the Monaro also....

Tattooboy

7,946 posts

178 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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ARAF said:
It's in the software, and can be enabled, as out Ute has one-touch down and up.
Let me guess, on just the front windows ? hehe

ARAF

20,759 posts

223 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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Tattooboy said:
ARAF said:
It's in the software, and can be enabled, as out Ute has one-touch down and up.
Let me guess, on just the front windows ? hehe
laugh

Not sure, as I can't find the buttons for the rears. wink

SteveMJ

Original Poster:

919 posts

196 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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Does anyone know what the other car's similar to the VXR8 have in Australia?

Steve

mik_ok

1,568 posts

241 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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Their windows up and the aircon pumpin'?

notransistors

278 posts

155 months

Sunday 14th February 2016
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I have never seen one-touch-up in the USA. I don't see how it can even be safe.
Matter of fact, I don't even like one-touch-down, which is on the GTO. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. I would like to bypass the BCM and wire the windows directly to the switches [or relays].
Why am I on the computer at midnight [NY time]? Because it is too cold to be out anywhere. Zero degrees Farenheit [about 18 degrees below Celcius, and wind is about 20 MPH. Hope you are warmer in England.

bigwheel

1,618 posts

214 months

Sunday 14th February 2016
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We're done with the storms (thankyou, jetstream) for now.
Sunny day here in Scotland but it's effing minus 2centigrade tonight. Still, nowhere as bad as what you've got.

notransistors

278 posts

155 months

Monday 15th February 2016
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NYC is simply not used to such bitter cold. We can usually depend on the Atlantic to provide a bit of warmth. The Mid-Western states regularly get frozen solid. This morning, I woke to a 50 degree house, as the heating system could not keep up. The [cooking] gas-fired boiler can be adjusted for longer on-cycle, just need to find the literature. When outside temps rose to 15, the house warmed up to 70. But the birdcages will remain in the bathroom [warmest room] until tomorrow. My Yorkie is wearing a cardigan. Thanks, U.K., for a cute breed of doggie.

Edited by notransistors on Monday 15th February 01:15

SteveMJ

Original Poster:

919 posts

196 months

Monday 15th February 2016
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notransistors said:
NYC is simply not used to such bitter cold. We can usually depend on the Atlantic to provide a bit of warmth. The Mid-Western states regularly get frozen solid. This morning, I woke to a 50 degree house, as the heating system could not keep up. The [cooking] gas-fired boiler can be adjusted for longer on-cycle, just need to find the literature. When outside temps rose to 15, the house warmed up to 70. But the birdcages will remain in the bathroom [warmest room] until tomorrow. My Yorkie is wearing a cardigan. Thanks, U.K., for a cute breed of doggie.

Edited by notransistors on Monday 15th February 01:15
I was working with someone form Rochester NY, I recall she complained that the temperature had not risen above zero for weeks. Not 0 degress centigrade but farenheit; -18 degress C. Brrr.

notransistors

278 posts

155 months

Monday 15th February 2016
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We could all move down to Australia, while still young enough and strong enough for such a change.
Sadly, that is a fantasy which I am certain to never fulfill.

ARAF

20,759 posts

223 months

Monday 15th February 2016
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notransistors said:
We could all move down to Australia, while still young enough and strong enough for such a change.
Sadly, that is a fantasy which I am certain to never fulfill.
Forget it. Too much sun, and the wildlife doesn't need a gun to try and kill you. wink

notransistors

278 posts

155 months

Tuesday 16th February 2016
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So what's a few spiders with fangs that can pierce shoe leather?
Or snakes that kill if you just look at them.
Or cute little blue-ring octopus that can kill an elephant.
And sea snakes, sea snails, rock fish, jelly fish, inland crocks. All very dangerous.

You gotta love and respect the late, great Steve Irwin.