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13th February 2024, 22:33
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Dear All?
I went to my 75 to drive to work this morning and discovered that all the windows were down. Does anyone know why please? M |
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14th February 2024, 16:52
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I would be looking at the windows wiring loom as all 4 have gone down on their own accord - have they gone back up - if not worth checking the fuse.
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14th February 2024, 17:39
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if you put the key into the drivers door and turn the key to unlock the door and hold it there in that position then after a few seconds you may find that all the windows open together. Its a setting that can be activated with the T4. Something has activated this operation, I suspect damp could be the culprit
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