Windows automatically rolled down??
05-14-12, 06:15 PM
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05-14-12, 07:01 PM
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05-14-12, 07:07 PM
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i will post video to show you when the sun come out.it rain like crazy here.like i said i can used remote to roll down or close up window.i did install starter and alarm last year.The installer did wire when i hit lock.it automatic close up all the window if i forget.
05-15-12, 01:28 AM
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It happend to me also, 2 times. First it was in the driveway and after a couple of seconds the alarm went on (from the wind I think). Second time it was in the garage, and no alarm this time.
05-15-12, 05:16 AM
#24
Here in Europe al IS have this function. I have the completely base model and even I can roll them up with the remote.
It happend to me also, 2 times. First it was in the driveway and after a couple of seconds the alarm went on (from the wind I think). Second time it was in the garage, and no alarm this time.
It happend to me also, 2 times. First it was in the driveway and after a couple of seconds the alarm went on (from the wind I think). Second time it was in the garage, and no alarm this time.
05-15-12, 06:10 AM
#26
Yup, I mentioned that back in post #5 in the thread- it's available on overseas models but not in the US.
The presumptive reason being they're afraid someone will sue toyota/lexus because their kid was sticking their head out the window when it got rolled up via remote or something.
(and given how many have tried suing because they're too stupid to use a floor mat correctly, they're probably not wrong)
There's 2 good solutions for the "rolling down by accident" issue though if you don't NEED the rolling down function at other times- one I mentioned, just turn off the feature via LPS... the other is swap your key fob out for a smart card- still opens the car/trunk, but no buttons to press by accident.
The presumptive reason being they're afraid someone will sue toyota/lexus because their kid was sticking their head out the window when it got rolled up via remote or something.
(and given how many have tried suing because they're too stupid to use a floor mat correctly, they're probably not wrong)
There's 2 good solutions for the "rolling down by accident" issue though if you don't NEED the rolling down function at other times- one I mentioned, just turn off the feature via LPS... the other is swap your key fob out for a smart card- still opens the car/trunk, but no buttons to press by accident.
