Mister 4x4
Active Member
Is it just me, or do the power windows sometimes change direction and drop about a second after you hit the button to 'auto close?'
If it's not raining, I drop my windows first thing after it's been parked for a period of time (overnight, usually), just to recycle some fresh air into the cabin. A few minutes later when I'm driving along and go to raise the windows, sometimes one will start going up, then stop and drop again. When it does that, I just hit the button again to 'auto close,' and it goes all the way up.
Minorly annoying, but it does seem to happen probably once every month or so, and not isolated to either driver or passenger side. My 2012 Lone Star did it every now and then as well with no pattern or set time between occurrences, which makes me wonder what could be causing it.
Anybody else? Any ideas? It's not something I'm looking to start throwing parts at, or anything... just an observation.
If it's not raining, I drop my windows first thing after it's been parked for a period of time (overnight, usually), just to recycle some fresh air into the cabin. A few minutes later when I'm driving along and go to raise the windows, sometimes one will start going up, then stop and drop again. When it does that, I just hit the button again to 'auto close,' and it goes all the way up.
Minorly annoying, but it does seem to happen probably once every month or so, and not isolated to either driver or passenger side. My 2012 Lone Star did it every now and then as well with no pattern or set time between occurrences, which makes me wonder what could be causing it.
Anybody else? Any ideas? It's not something I'm looking to start throwing parts at, or anything... just an observation.