Passenger Window?
Passenger Window?
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Big Al.

Original Poster:

69,325 posts

281 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Newbie here!

So both windows are in the down position.

So I’m leaving the car and blip the Blipper to lock.

With me so far...good.

Question!
Should BOTH the window fully shut when armed?

As it seems my passenger window only comes to rest at half-mast!

So car is still accessible through passenger door!

Or do "They all do that sir?

TYIA

billynomates

2,101 posts

259 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Big Al. said:
Newbie here!



As it seems my passenger window only comes to rest at half-mast!



TYIA


Thats funny
I noticed that ...but didn't mention it at the time

Thought it might screw up my co pilots seat for a blat down the A281

Big Al.

Original Poster:

69,325 posts

281 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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billynomates said:

Thought it might screw up my co pilots seat for a blat down the A281



No chance, you won't fall out the window, it's too small!

billynomates

2,101 posts

259 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Big Al. said:

billynomates said:

Thought it might screw up my co pilots seat for a blat down the A281




No chance, you won't fall out the window, it's too small!



At the speed you were going I could of been sucked out of
a 50mm hole

NCE 61

2,442 posts

304 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Big Al. said:
Newbie here!

So both windows are in the down position.

So I’m leaving the car and blip the Blipper to lock.

With me so far...good.

Question!
Should BOTH the window fully shut when armed?

As it seems my passenger window only comes to rest at half-mast!

So car is still accessible through passenger door!

Or do "They all do that sir?

TYIA


They should both fully shut when armed, sounds like the door encoder lost count. When you open the passenger door does it behave 'normally'?

Big Al.

Original Poster:

69,325 posts

281 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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billynomates said:

At the speed you were going I could of been sucked out of a 50mm hole




OK ...OK guilty as found!

Big Al.

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281 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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NCE 61 said:

They should both fully shut when armed, sounds like the door encoder lost count. When you open the passenger door does it behave 'normally'?


Err, can't say I've noticed. i'll check it out tomorrow.

brentstevens

952 posts

282 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Big Al
Same thing happened to me last weekend. Passenger window would not close past the halfway stage. Fiddled around and it eventually went up.
Took it out for a blast and at the first bump in the road, the passenger window dropped to half-mast and the dash read-out said "door open".
Looked at the lock mechanism in the door frame and found some intoward movement in the lock mechanism. Just to be safe, took it back to the dealer who agreed with my findings and fixed it within minutes. The lock mechanism had worked slightly loose, moved back on its settings, thought the door was open and therefore stopped the window mechanism from closing the window.
Please God - make any other problems so easy to fix.

2 Smokin Barrels

31,719 posts

258 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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I had this fault with my Tusacan all of its (short) life.

beano500

20,854 posts

298 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Before you try any more serious measures, I was told of a way of "resetting" the windows.


And no they shouldn't all do that, Sir!


Basically - and I can't remember which way round this is - take each window down.... one "notch" at a time ... and back up ... one "notch" at a time... and this should reset the whole system.

NB:

a) I've not tried this method personally (not had any similar issues (yet))
b) I got it from a good source
c) I don't see how it can do any harm anyway
d) what do you need the windows for anyway


Big Al.

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69,325 posts

281 months

Saturday 2nd April 2005
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beano500 said:
Basically - and I can't remember which way round this is - take each window down.... one "notch" at a time ... and back up ... one "notch" at a time... and this should reset the whole system.

NB:

a) I've not tried this method personally (not had any similar issues (yet))
b) I got it from a good source
c) I don't see how it can do any harm anyway
d) what do you need the windows for anyway


Thanks Ron, tried that a couple of time on each window whilst the drivers side comes up and goes down in prescribed notches the passenger side doesn’t.
The passenger side seems to miss two in between each working notch and the window falls or rises about three notches worth.

If that makes sense!

No probs it's going into Fernies tomorrow for a week, I'll add that problem to the list of other things to do.

2 Smokin Barrels

31,719 posts

258 months

Saturday 2nd April 2005
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Big Al. said:

I'll add that problem to the list of other things to do.


Many things on the list?

beano500

20,854 posts

298 months

Saturday 2nd April 2005
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OK - there's a possibility of damp/condensation getting into the little box of tricks, too, of course.

Big Al.

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69,325 posts

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Saturday 2nd April 2005
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2 Smokin Barrels said:

Many things on the list?


Not really Steve, it's primarily going in for a Speedo repair and to have a Pioneer SatNav fitted.

So whilst it's up there for a week I'll get them to do a few small jobs.

Couple of new rear screen catches, existing ones are slightly worn and are a fiddle to do up.
Having the Road Angle hard wired in, instead or the ciggy thing, plus the addition of an on/off switch.

Don't think I'm using the central locking button properly, can't seem to get it to work. It could be me.
General tidy, wheels off and a good scrub, bit of glue required on a couple of seals.

That’s about it. (hopefully)

2 Smokin Barrels

31,719 posts

258 months

Saturday 2nd April 2005
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Big Al. said:

2 Smokin Barrels said:

Many things on the list?



Not really Steve, it's primarily going in for a Speedo repair and to have a Pioneer SatNav fitted.

So whilst it's up there for a week I'll get them to do a few small jobs.

Couple of new rear screen catches, existing ones are slightly worn and are a fiddle to do up.
Having the Road Angle hard wired in, instead or the ciggy thing, plus the addition of an on/off switch.

Don't think I'm using the central locking button properly, can't seem to get it to work. It could be me.
General tidy, wheels off and a good scrub, bit of glue required on a couple of seals.

That’s about it. (hopefully)


Enjoy! (I miss popping in to Fernhurst for a tyre kick & a coffee.)