Windows rolling down when car unlocks
#1
Windows rolling down when car unlocks
Would anyone happen to have a cure for the front windows rolling down when the car is unlocked? No matter by keyfob (x2) or door button, the windows roll down.
It's nice right now but might be a huge problem in a down pour or if i need to unlock the car from a distance and then relock it or if i hit the unlock button unknowingly and the windows stay down all night.
Please help, can not find solution in owners manual. Its a 2014 SV.
Thank you in advance.
It's nice right now but might be a huge problem in a down pour or if i need to unlock the car from a distance and then relock it or if i hit the unlock button unknowingly and the windows stay down all night.
Please help, can not find solution in owners manual. Its a 2014 SV.
Thank you in advance.
#3
Have you tried disconnecting both battery terminals for 1/2 hour. I always do that if there is electronics giving me a problem, and sometimes it works. Your BCM might be failing, so is there any other quirks going on that concerns electronics? A body control module or (BCM) is an electronic control unit responsible for monitoring and controlling various electronic accessories in a vehicle's body.
#4
Haven't tried the battery method you mentioned. But i have not noticed any other electrical issue (that i wasnt able to fix). Previously could not get windows to go all the way up automatically but the manual helped me fix that. Are there fuses in the bcm? Really hope its not this. Literally got the car about 2 weeks ago.
#6
I had this happen after I had some paint work done. Windows would go down unlocking the door (fob or key). Turns out they had left something disconnected inside the door. On the inside of the door, on the lock, make sure everything that needs to be connected, specially the levers connected to the locking mechanism. I figured this out because on bumpy roads, I could hear something loose.
#7
I had this happen after I had some paint work done. Windows would go down unlocking the door (fob or key). Turns out they had left something disconnected inside the door. On the inside of the door, on the lock, make sure everything that needs to be connected, specially the levers connected to the locking mechanism. I figured this out because on bumpy roads, I could hear something loose.
Thanks!
#8
I had this happen after I had some paint work done. Windows would go down unlocking the door (fob or key). Turns out they had left something disconnected inside the door. On the inside of the door, on the lock, make sure everything that needs to be connected, specially the levers connected to the locking mechanism. I figured this out because on bumpy roads, I could hear something loose.