The one-touch auto up/down feature on the driver's door window did not work when I climbed into our G35 today. It went down fine, but I had to hold the switch to raise the glass. It reminded me of a little trick that saved us a trip to the dealer. It works for many of the one-touch windows on the market today...
In order to re-program the switch there are a few steps:
(1) Raise the window.
(2) When it's completely closed, hold the switch in the window-up position for 10 seconds.
(3) Lower the window.
(4) When it's completely open, hold the switch in the window-down position for 10 seconds.
(5) Repeat steps #1 and #2.
At this point the problem should be no more. Try it once or twice at a later time if the issue persists. If a second try still doesn't remedy the situation it may require dealer service after all.
Mike Schmidt, Vehicle Testing Assistant - 5,100 miles
SubyTrojan says:
03:37 PM, 05/29/07
Nice job re-initializing the window motor, Mike! BMWs have a similar re-initialization process.
hondacura4 says:
07:19 PM, 05/30/07
Does this work on ALL vehicles or just some?
stang669 says:
08:37 AM, 06/16/09
It worked on my 07 mazda 6
gixxer600 says:
02:38 PM, 08/ 1/09
Thanks for the info, I was excited to be able to fix my 08 G35's window issue .. BUT I tried this, and my window got stuck and I had to "help" it back up (with several button pulls while tugging up on the glass).
I am going to let it "rest" a while and try again maybe, I dont know what else to do. I guess I will be forced to go to the dealer if it doesn't resolve itself. : (