Two questions regarding my 2003 S60
Discussion
Hi Volvo people,
As you may have seen in the Readers' Cars section, I am now the pround owner of a 2003 S60 T5. If you missed it, you can see it here.
Back to my questions though:
Firstly, when using the driver's control for the passenger side front electric window, the one-touch doesn't work, however it does for the driver's side window - is there a way to fix this?
Secondly, as my car has the dual zone climate, is there a way to "tie" to the two sides together? I couldn't give a s
t if the passenger has the right temperature, it's my car and my OCD won't let them be on different settings, and it's annoying have to have to turn both dials each time.
Thanks in advance.
As you may have seen in the Readers' Cars section, I am now the pround owner of a 2003 S60 T5. If you missed it, you can see it here.
Back to my questions though:
Firstly, when using the driver's control for the passenger side front electric window, the one-touch doesn't work, however it does for the driver's side window - is there a way to fix this?
Secondly, as my car has the dual zone climate, is there a way to "tie" to the two sides together? I couldn't give a s
t if the passenger has the right temperature, it's my car and my OCD won't let them be on different settings, and it's annoying have to have to turn both dials each time.Thanks in advance.
Great car. 
For the first point, you could try the method in the second post of this thread - it should reset the computer that controls the windows for you: http://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showthread.php?p=837...
On your second point, this isn't possible as the two temperature controls are completely separate dials - they can only be adjusted by hand.
For the first point, you could try the method in the second post of this thread - it should reset the computer that controls the windows for you: http://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showthread.php?p=837...
On your second point, this isn't possible as the two temperature controls are completely separate dials - they can only be adjusted by hand.
Synchromesh said:
Secondly, as my car has the dual zone climate, is there a way to "tie" to the two sides together? I couldn't give a st if the passenger has the right temperature, it's my car and my OCD won't let them be on different settings, and it's annoying have to have to turn both dials each time.
Thanks in advance.
Big elastic band over the two dials, one turns the other... t if the passenger has the right temperature, it's my car and my OCD won't let them be on different settings, and it's annoying have to have to turn both dials each time.Thanks in advance.
Synchromesh said:
That makes sense, although it seems to work to put the window down, just not up. Tried the technique from the link above but no success.
Its only down is enabled I searched for ages before I found out from a few other owners that up is not enable for 2003 cars for some reason and I don't think it can be done as I have not found any one who has managed it.Its bit of pain as I forget that passenger side is not one touch up sometimes, its feature I really miss from my other cars.
Edited by Yodafone on Saturday 10th March 10:52
ad551 said:
Great car.
For the first point, you could try the method in the second post of this thread - it should reset the computer that controls the windows for you: http://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showthread.php?p=837...
On your second point, this isn't possible as the two temperature controls are completely separate dials - they can only be adjusted by hand.
Is this the same with the XC90?For the first point, you could try the method in the second post of this thread - it should reset the computer that controls the windows for you: http://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showthread.php?p=837...
On your second point, this isn't possible as the two temperature controls are completely separate dials - they can only be adjusted by hand.
The one-touch doesn't work on the passenger side on that.
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