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gdm_391 said:
I'm sure I've seen a thread about this before but just can't quite find it!
Passenger window doesn't go fully up once door is closed - will go up if you press the button inside or alarm it - so sounds like a dodgy sensor - can it be fixed or should I get a new one
It'll be the switch that detects the door is closed I'd suspect - give it a clean. Do the interior lights go off when you close the door?
>> Edited by _DJ_ on Saturday 28th February 12:24
_DJ_ said:
gdm_391 said:
I'm sure I've seen a thread about this before but just can't quite find it!
Passenger window doesn't go fully up once door is closed - will go up if you press the button inside or alarm it - so sounds like a dodgy sensor - can it be fixed or should I get a new one
It'll be the switch that detects the door is closed I'd suspect - give it a clean. Do the interior lights go off when you close the door?
>> Edited by _DJ_ on Saturday 28th February 12:24
Lights go out ok - where is the switch
Open the door and look along the bottom of it. There is a little metal contact pin sticking out. When you close the door it contacts with the other metal disc on the sill and puts the window up.
Mine went recently. I replaced the connectors and hey presto, fixed.
Undo the screws and work it out till you get to the connector, check none are broken or intermittant. My window would go up a little but not all the way but when I was driving would contact again and put the window up the rest of the way (or down).
Also, when you set the alarm it may not lock the doors.
Doesn't take long to fix.
Andy
Mine went recently. I replaced the connectors and hey presto, fixed.
Undo the screws and work it out till you get to the connector, check none are broken or intermittant. My window would go up a little but not all the way but when I was driving would contact again and put the window up the rest of the way (or down).
Also, when you set the alarm it may not lock the doors.
Doesn't take long to fix.
Andy
andy4200 said:
Open the door and look along the bottom of it. There is a little metal contact pin sticking out. When you close the door it contacts with the other metal disc on the sill and puts the window up.
Mine went recently. I replaced the connectors and hey presto, fixed.
Undo the screws and work it out till you get to the connector, check none are broken or intermittant. My window would go up a little but not all the way but when I was driving would contact again and put the window up the rest of the way (or down).
Also, when you set the alarm it may not lock the doors.
Doesn't take long to fix.
Andy
Thanks Andy - spotted it - no metal disc on the sill mind you - just a mark on the paintwork - same on drivers side which works ok though - will go and have a fiddle
Graeme
I had the same problem on the drivers door, a little experiment should prove what is at fault.
Open and shut the door a few times but don't lock the car.....each time you close the door, note where the window stops.
If it stops a bit lower each time, then the fault lies with the reed switch, which is in the top part of the door.
The little arm which touches the glass is either missing, or needs adjusting.
Open and shut the door a few times but don't lock the car.....each time you close the door, note where the window stops.
If it stops a bit lower each time, then the fault lies with the reed switch, which is in the top part of the door.
The little arm which touches the glass is either missing, or needs adjusting.

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