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Window Lock Button
Hi, I just noticed that when I press the button that locks all the windows besides the driver's doesn't do anything when enabled. Is anybody else experiencing this issue? Warranty issue? thanks
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It only locks the back windows from my understanding.
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nope, none of the windows lock
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How do you test them?
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i just enable it then I go to all the windows and they still go up and down
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Okay, I was hoping that you were simply trying them from the drivers seat (I know its dumb but we have all had those moments and I was hoping you were having one for this). Sounds like a trip to the dealer is in store.
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Just to clarify - the button doesn't lock the windows... it locks the control of the window from the back seat (at least on my car). I can still roll down the window from the driver's seat, but my daughter can't roll her window down with the button in the back seat.
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Does the LED light up in the window safety lock button?
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Slightly off-topic, but we've owned 3 TL's and a TSX. Honda implements the lockout switch in a ridiculous manner. When you enable the lock function, it even disables all the switches from the driver console -- stupid! The driver is always supposed to be able to control all windows. The idea of the lockout switch is to prevent passengers from "playing" with the windows.
OP -- are you sure you are testing correctly? Is the ignition on, LED lit in the lockout switch, doors closed, you're sitting at a passenger position and attempt to open or close your window? I have a hard time believing the switch is not operating correctly. Maybe it only works when the driver is present in the driver's seat -- who knows? Try it with another person sitting in a passenger position. With all the safety overrides in our cars, maybe if the driver isn't there, the system allows passengers to open their windows even in a lockout situation for a safety reason (they HAVE TO get out???) |
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