opening windows and panorama sunroof with remote
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opening windows and panorama sunroof with remote
I thought opening my panorama sunroof and windows wasnt working, but I figured out that if I stand really close the doors, and hold the unlock button on the remote down for a few seconds, the sunroof and windows open just fine. I know there are sensors inside the doors , but is the remote supposed to work from a longer distance to open windows/sunroof?
the central locking/panic work just fine from the windows
also noticed that when i got my car windows tinted, the central locking stopped working altogether . I think the antenna for the remote is in the rear window and the tint film messed with it. so if I stood close to the door, it worked. after a few days, the central locking works just fine.
i did not try opening sunroof/windows with remote prior to tinting the windows so I dont know if that has anyhting to do with it
I just want to be able to open the sunroof and windows via the remote from a longer distance rather than standing right next to the door and do it!
any help would be much appreciated!
2002 C230 sports coupe.
the central locking/panic work just fine from the windows
also noticed that when i got my car windows tinted, the central locking stopped working altogether . I think the antenna for the remote is in the rear window and the tint film messed with it. so if I stood close to the door, it worked. after a few days, the central locking works just fine.
i did not try opening sunroof/windows with remote prior to tinting the windows so I dont know if that has anyhting to do with it
I just want to be able to open the sunroof and windows via the remote from a longer distance rather than standing right next to the door and do it!
any help would be much appreciated!
2002 C230 sports coupe.
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I have the sedan, but I too also noticed I have to be standing right next to the front door for the remote window feature to work...wish it worked as far as the remote unlock, my remote unlock works from pretty far away...guessing about 75 yards or so....
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2001 c240, 65 MG Midget...5.0L V8
the unlock /lock works with both rf and infrared, the window/roof open feature works with infra red only (a small shiny square located at the rear of the front door handle) in order for it to work properly the infra red transmitter of the remote (front) has to be directly aimed at the reciever (handle) . sulight interferes with the beam and makes it less recievable so you have to be standing pretty close during day light. you guys are lucky my unlock doesn't even work further than 20 feet in both my remotes, and my batteries are brand new
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it sucks that it only open/close windows when very close by your car
everyone would expect more from a mercedes, but I have to say, mercedes suck on this part
even civic could do better than that
everyone would expect more from a mercedes, but I have to say, mercedes suck on this part
even civic could do better than that
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You probably knew that, but just trying to help, lol
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1959 220S / 1979 230 G / 2002 A210 AMG / 2003 C320 SC / 2004.5 C320 SS / 2005 ML350 SE / 2008 smart
If you're coming to the ROSE BOWL Meet, come on over to my car, and I'll show you how that works. It works both ways, roll up, close sunroof or pano or roll down, open sunroof or pano. Also, if you have vented seats, it activates your vented seats. I have the IR sensor on both side door handles. I believe that in 2004, MB got cheap, and they now only have it on the driver's side door handle.
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LMAO oh dammmmmm i just went downstairs to try that and see if mine had that feature...and IT DOES! this is crazy! LOL something i prolly never wouldve figured out if it hadnt been for this forum/thread. Thanks everyone.
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2003 C230K Sport Coupe, 1986 190E 2.3
Oh and my dealer showed me this feature when he delivered it.
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I am at work and its voer 1o0 degrees outside, yet I ran out to see if this feature works on my 2002 C230K but sadly it didn't . I held the remote right next to the door handle. Guess its the heat, atleast my keyless entry is working
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1993 Cutlass Ciera SL w/ 3300 Buick Engine
do i stand next to my car
and just point the key to the handle ??
does the car have to be running ??
do i press something on the key ?? im kind of lost at this
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It should definitely work if you're standing a few feet from your car. You have to point it at either the drivers side door handle or the passenger side door handle (if your car has pass. side signal thingy)
You have to press and hold...keep holding until all of the windows roll completely down (only if you want them completely down)
The car wont be running because you'll have the keys in your hand......
Don't worry took me many tries myself...and I've yet to perfect it