Power windows
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From: SF bay area
2000 Clk 430
Power windows
Anybody else seen this:
I was having a problem with my CD changer (the radio wasn't picking up the changer at all) so it was recommended that I disconnect the battery. I left the battery disconnected for about 15 minutes, but the changer wasn't recognized. Well, I have written the changer off but now my windows don't auto full-down or auto full-up when pushing into the button until click. Can anyone advise?
I was having a problem with my CD changer (the radio wasn't picking up the changer at all) so it was recommended that I disconnect the battery. I left the battery disconnected for about 15 minutes, but the changer wasn't recognized. Well, I have written the changer off but now my windows don't auto full-down or auto full-up when pushing into the button until click. Can anyone advise?
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From: Normal, IL
02 E55; 99 CLK430 (Sold)
Click to roll the windows down, but not using the one touch. Then, after all the way down, click down to the one touch and hold for about 10 seconds. Then, roll them up the same way. Once up, again click to the one touch and hold again for 10 seconds and you should be all set. You'll probably have to do the same thing with the sunroof. Hope how I explained it makes sense. If in doubt, it's also in the owners manual.
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That didn't work, but it was in the manual (I didn't think it would be or I would have looked). It says to roll the window up until closed then hold for two seconds. Worked like a charm. I am having trouble with the sunroof though. It says to put the key in the #2 position, tilt the sunroof all the way up then hold for one second. You see a light flicker and a click but no express open.
