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csweatherston

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Registered: 16th Jan 06
Location: Devon
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29th Feb 08 at 18:56

my window tries to open itself when i try and close it whilst on bumpy roads etc.
it there any way of disabling this feature??..
i guess its just done from resistance of the motor back to the e/w control module?
surely a capacitor or extra ve+ live would solve it?..

thanks
csw

danward

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Registered: 14th Nov 06
Location: Northants Drives: C Exclusiv
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29th Feb 08 at 19:11

Mine does this sometimes? I always thought it was just me accidently leaning on the button or something?

Linch

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Registered: 4th May 06
Location: Whickham, Tyne and Wear
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29th Feb 08 at 19:15

Mine also dose this

andyc1234

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Registered: 7th Nov 06
Location: Lancashire
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29th Feb 08 at 19:29

same here i thought it was just the window being a nob head. mine does it sat still

luke85

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Registered: 26th Nov 07
Location: Chesterfield
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29th Feb 08 at 21:31

Mines always done it, If the motor finds it harder to push up the window than normal then it will stop and go back down a bit. Its to stop you de-capitating yourself with your automatic windows.

When its closing your window and you hit a bump suddenly there is a jolt and the motor uses more power for a split second and it triggers the safety feature

csweatherston

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Location: Devon
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29th Feb 08 at 21:38

quote:
Originally posted by csweatherston
it there any way of disabling this feature??..
i guess its just done from resistance of the motor back to the e/w control module?
surely a capacitor or extra ve+ live would solve it?..

thanks
csw

csweatherston

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Registered: 16th Jan 06
Location: Devon
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1st Mar 08 at 22:00

bump...
howabout lower poundage springs?

Robin

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Registered: 7th Jan 04
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1st Mar 08 at 22:04

Keep fit windows for the win.

Steve X16XE

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Registered: 31st Dec 06
Location: Barnsley, South Yorkshire
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2nd Mar 08 at 01:07

Instead of holding it for a sec and it going to the top, tap it instead.

My mates CL500 drivers side does that too. But it takes him about 5 mins to get the window up

C20LET JUNKIE

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Registered: 17th Feb 08
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2nd Mar 08 at 12:27

do what i did............put a switch in the power line. that way you can disable them al-toghether.....i actaully went as far as relocating the switches onto the roof......in a nice stainless box.......ive no door cards......

Limecat

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4th Mar 08 at 02:23

I used to get this on the 5 door runabout and put up with it until it did it and would ignore my demands on the button.

Pull the door bin/card off and I bet that the plug to the drivers side electric window is just slightly loose (or the contacts are) because once I re seated it, the problem pissed off.

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