Electric roof and windows

Electric roof and windows

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mahoneye2

Original Poster:

12 posts

28 months

Tuesday 26th July 2022
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Hi guys, quick question

when you activate the roof the side windows lower before retracting the roof, my question is

once the roof is fully retracted should the windows be able to be returned to the fully up position,

mine will not raise above the point they were lowered to to retract the roof is this correct?

if not do i need to do anything so they will return to fully up

Thanks

mrfunex

547 posts

181 months

Tuesday 26th July 2022
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They do on my 718 Boxster.

What car have you got?

Charlie_1

1,045 posts

99 months

Tuesday 26th July 2022
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All 3 of the Boxster's I have owned windows return to the fully up position after lowering roof

mahoneye2

Original Poster:

12 posts

28 months

Tuesday 26th July 2022
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I have a 1997 boxster 986

Magnum 475

3,650 posts

139 months

Tuesday 26th July 2022
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You have a problem. The windows should go back up to fully 'up' as soon as the roof is fully opened and the motor shuts off.

Time for a check by your local dealer or Indy. Could be as simple as a micro-switch not working and sending a signal to the ECU to raise the windows.


mahoneye2

Original Poster:

12 posts

28 months

Tuesday 26th July 2022
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Magnum 475 said:
You have a problem. The windows should go back up to fully 'up' as soon as the roof is fully opened and the motor shuts off.

Time for a check by your local dealer or Indy. Could be as simple as a micro-switch not working and sending a signal to the ECU to raise the windows.
Thanks I thought they should

M11rph

709 posts

28 months

Wednesday 27th July 2022
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Try doing the Window Reset procedure before anything else, it resets the window memory position sensing logic.

Check your manual for the exact procedure, but it is along the lines of...

One window at a time.
Ignition on, lower the window fully by holding the switch down, but not through the One Touch detent.
Now raise the window all the way by holding the switch up, again not through the detent.
Ignition off.
Repeat for other window.


mahoneye2

Original Poster:

12 posts

28 months

Thursday 28th July 2022
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M11rph said:
Try doing the Window Reset procedure before anything else, it resets the window memory position sensing logic.

Check your manual for the exact procedure, but it is along the lines of...

One window at a time.
Ignition on, lower the window fully by holding the switch down, but not through the One Touch detent.
Now raise the window all the way by holding the switch up, again not through the detent.
Ignition off.
Repeat for other window.
Thanks Ill give that a try