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track_warrior 06-21-2012 02:50 AM

Anyone else have problems with their windows after pushing the car too hard?
 
I had a problem last time i was at the track and wanted to see if anyone else has had this problem. After my first 4 laps I stopped in the pits and let the car cool down, when I tried to raise the windows the window motors for the left and right windows did not seem to work, no noise or anything they were not moving. I checked fuses etc and nothing was wrong. After 20 minutes I tried again and nothing so I went out for another 6 laps and mysteriously when I pulled into the pits again the windows worked like if nothing had happened. Weird….. Any one else experience this?? Could this be crappy factory wiring that may have shorted with flex?

Saibot 06-21-2012 03:15 AM

i was gona say some guy who took the car to the track vs miatas had the same problem.....

but ten realized it was u just in a diff thread haha

track_warrior 06-21-2012 03:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Saibot (Post 270125)
i was gona say some guy who took the car to the track vs miatas had the same problem.....

but ten realized it was u just in a diff thread haha

lol :bonk:

Im trying to figure out if it was something random or is it common. :party0030:

nix 06-21-2012 03:51 AM

Were there any other electrical symptoms? Weird issue. Maybe just a bad fuse.. They can look fine but still be flaky.

DaJo 06-21-2012 05:13 AM

Did you maybe accidentally pressed the window "child safety" disable switch?

nix 06-21-2012 05:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaJoian (Post 270222)
Did you maybe accidentally pressed the window "child safety" disable switch?

That exists? :D

Trying to see the use in it. Kids small enough to need it shouldn't be in the front seat anywy hmm. Locking them in the car while you go shopping?

track_warrior 06-21-2012 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nix (Post 270152)
Were there any other electrical symptoms? Weird issue. Maybe just a bad fuse.. They can look fine but still be flaky.

It cant be a fuse i checked them all and they seemed to be fine, after a few laps they worked again. Maybe the car was telling me to take it easy :eyebulge:.

Quote:

Originally Posted by nix (Post 270259)
That exists? :D

Trying to see the use in it. Kids small enough to need it shouldn't be in the front seat anywy hmm. Locking them in the car while you go shopping?

x2 lol

Mr. Mcoupe 06-21-2012 05:37 PM

I have the same issue when the car gets too hot. It cools down, voila, windows roll up.

Razz 06-22-2012 12:17 AM

umm...

passenger seat belt must be on if you put electrical device on top of seat
idling problems while coming to stop
windows not working correctly
loose wiring http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9331

sticking gas pedals on full throttle in past Toyota's

Looks like they are worse than Chrysler concerning electrical issues

ah... the happiness of a first year model

csaba 06-22-2012 12:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Razz (Post 271754)
umm...

passenger seat belt must be on if you put electrical device on top of seat
idling problems while coming to stop
windows not working correctly
loose wiring http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9331

sticking gas pedals on full throttle in past Toyota's

Looks like they are worse than Chrysler concerning electrical issues

ah... the happiness of a first year model

So I guess the rest of us just may have to wait before investing our ,money.


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