cold weather equals non operational windows
 

So we had our first really cold wet day here in Pa. Now my windows are non op. The driver side is going down auto but not up. Passenger is dead, does t move at all.

Is there ice preventing it from moving or is it just not responding?

Theres a tread about this you gotta hold the buttons down to reset

Yeah I tried to reset to no avail.
Its at the dealership now.

verdict?

It threw a code was the answer I got. No bill as its under warranty is what I was told.
Not sure what exactly they did but they had it for 4 hours.

jeez, 4 hours? quick tip with the reset as i didn't realize it at first. door needs to be closed before you try it.

also was your name Shit Luck before or after this happened lol?

They said the window threw a code?? Never heard of that.

Yeah.... A switch failure code. Never heard of it before either. I was a tech for awhile and it was new to me too.
No snow this morning and windows are non operational again.
Starting to think there is a design flaw.

anyone also notice that the windows don't move down when opening the door?

I haven't tried to see if the windows are operational, otherwise, today. I do know that the windows were iced over after that little bit of snow we got two days ago and I heard the window try to open the small amount. Not sure if that messed anything up. I'll try in an hour or so when I go out for lunch.

That happend to me once to and afterwards the AUTO up down stopped working. I did a reset and it worked fine again.

Dealership wants the car for a few days, yet says my issue does t warrant a loaner car. wtf?
Anyway I tried doing a reset a few times on my own today and I am stuck with windows that are down and won't return up now.
:thumbdown:

OK, yeah now that it's dark I was able to see the switches were blinking. Reset it and they work fine now. :thumbsup:

I think I fixed my issue....
I moved a bunch of shit out of my garage to make room for the car.