jmlee44

Hey all maxima owners without an owners manual! So today I was holding down what I believed to be my trunk open button on the remote...but it was my door unlock button accidentally. It powered down my front two windows! How cool is that? I've seen aftermarket alarms with that feature but not a factory deal.

Makes me wonder what else it does that I don't know about.

95 GLE auto....

And for the record... I have all the common problems everyone else does... Long cranking when warm, noisy front struts, and a noisy timing chain. But it runs great and I have remote controlled windows...so what gives

njmaxseltd

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Welcome back to 1995

Finkle

It is cool, I agree, wish they would have done a window up combination, I would use it more.

Fakie J Farkerton

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chrome91

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more like late 80s very early 90s, my 3rd gen you could open the front windows from the digital keypad on the door

CMax03

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Domestic cars are just getting this feature when you press the unlock button for more than 5 seconds!!!!! The Maxima was far ahead already in 95!!!That's funny as hell to me!

chrome91

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Japanese have always been ahead of everyone else. JDM VIP cars in the late 80s had rear freezers, massaging heated rear seats, executive controls, rear AC, rear cigar station, digi dash, airbag suspension, digital GPS, TV tuner, etc. American luxury cars of the time just had nice seats and maybe a digi dash

NSMO240

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everyone except subaru, they just barely got dual front auto down windows on their 2015's

Maximeltman

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I'm going to attempt to figure this out so when you hold the 'lock' button the the fob it will close them up...

tosheto

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On the 5.5 you can put the key in and hold it at the lock position. That will roll the windows up. But that was not available in the 4th gen.

98maxaholic

The best thing i think about the 4th gens is that you dont have to go to the grill of the car and turn the crank to start it!

njmaxseltd

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Duh, that's because it's a transversely mounted engine. The crank is behind the passenger wheel...

D.Stillwell

People still don't know you can do this? In 2014...

It's a nice little feature, I've used it ZERO times, ever.

flynlr

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bought my 95 in 95 and have used this feature every summer since. gets the stupid hot air a head start in getting outa the car. still my daily driver and I drive it like i stole it.
damn thing keeps running like the day i took it home.