Just before closing today the heavens open up, raining like a hurricane, blowing sideways....... some of the hardest thunderstorm rain I have ever seen. Half hour later it quits and I go out to my car to go home. Immediately I notice both windows are down about 3 inches. Inside of the car is soaked, so I know they didn't just go down on approach to the car, as it has stopped raining, and I didn't remotely open the locks anyway. Now I am positive I had them all the way up this morning when I exited and locked the car. I am also pretty sure I didn't accidently hit the open button twice while the fob was in my pocket and I was walking away from the car, I would have had to also hold the button down after the second push, so reasonably certain this didn't happen either. Additionally, I did not go out for lunch, had meetings all day. I parked at the edge of the lot to avoid having anyone else next to me, so there is no way the fob could transmit that far, even if I accidently leaned on it or something while in the building, so I ruled that out. I did a search and only found the typical issues with re-sets after a battery disconnect. Just to be safe I just reset them anyway. Have any of you guys heard of this? Why would the car just drop the windows 3 inches like that? A lot of cars use the parking lot. Is it possible another Nissan might have the same code as my car? Battery has never been disconnected, so it is not that issue. I am stumped
