Passenger window auto up issues
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My passenger window does not always go up automatically when I push the button. It will do it if the window is about 1/2 way up already. This happens regardless of which window switch is use (driver or passenger). I am guessing that this is being caused by too much tension (window out of proper adjustment) between the passenger window glass and the outer wiper/seal on the passenger door. Anyone else have any experience with this? Thoughts or suggestions appreciated.
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My passenger window does not always go up automatically when I push the button. It will do it if the window is about 1/2 way up already. This happens regardless of which window switch is use (driver or passenger). I am guessing that this is being caused by too much tension (window out of proper adjustment) between the passenger window glass and the outer wiper/seal on the passenger door. Anyone else have any experience with this? Thoughts or suggestions appreciated.
Max
Max
One-touch operation
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Press the rocker switch upwards or
downwards to the second stage.
Window moves to its final position.
Press again to stop the window in the desired
position.
Coupé
One-touch operation for closing the passenger’s
window is available once the window is approximately
half-way closed.
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Peace,
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Since cabs are one-touch up on passenger side I guess Porsche doesn't have the same safety concerns or they figure squeeze by the soft top won't hurt as much.
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Truly is annoying. But that's how it's designed to work. I blame the lawyers.
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I love Porsche and always have, but I do find some of the non-option options a little moronic. Btw, I am a lawyer.
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sorry JHB, I guess I should have checked the owner's manual first or performed a search. Rather than paying the dealer for a couple of hours of labor to have one or two of the programmable features changed, while still being left with no options for the window and door locking feedback (horn chirp), I do think I'm going to purchase the "remote key" module.
I love Porsche and always have, but I do find some of the non-option options a little moronic. Btw, I am a lawyer.![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
I love Porsche and always have, but I do find some of the non-option options a little moronic. Btw, I am a lawyer.
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My guess: Porsche thought american Porsche owner children are too stupid (or their parents too likley to be stupid lawyers) to take on the risk. Meanwhile VW thinks its perfectly fine to have the drivers side switch one-touch up the passenger's window on my 2002 New Beetle.
Either VW owners are less stupid or less litigious.
Either VW owners are less stupid or less litigious.