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Windows freezing in the winter.
Has anyone had the problem of the windows not going back up. After opening and closing the door in the winter ??
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Try Aerospace 303 protectant on the rubber door seals. The windows do freeze if water gets between the glass and the seals.
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We stand on guard for thee...
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What did the blue screen say? Probably a driver issue.
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I've ready a lot of people have had this problem during the winter (especially us canadians)
Apparently you can disable that feature...I saw a pretty easy DIY where you just put tape around the door sensor that tells the car when the door is open (also disables the door chime) |
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Yea, happened a few times. This winter, i'm going to try putting Aerospace and maybe disabling it.
Also, for those who don't know: If your windows aren't going up and down and your window buttons are flashing, hold them all the way up past the click (or down, I forget) for a few seconds until they stop flashing to reset them. IIRC You will need to go to the passenger side to reset that side. |
I would check that the window will clear the body/trim when you disable to coupe auto-down feature.
I had an E36 with the same problem, and if you tried to fool the sensor the glass would just slam into the body/trim. Going to try the product mentioned in the thread... |
Subie guys have been treating their frameless window seals (and everything else plastic) with aero 303 for years. It might take a few applications if your are already saturated but it will eventually stop the problem. good luck
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