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4TthAnnyZ 01-15-2015 10:36 AM

Google it.

SouthArk370Z 01-15-2015 10:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 4TthAnnyZ (Post 3082321)
Google it.

:iagree:

Add "site:the370z.com" to your search string and most search engines will limit the search to this site. Same trick works with any site.

( Click to show/hide )
Hold both buttons down until the window is fully down for ~5 seconds. Do the same going up.

ktmmike 01-15-2015 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z (Post 3082347)
:iagree:

Add "site:the370z.com" to your search string and most search engines will limit the search to this site. Same trick works with any site.

( Click to show/hide )
Hold both buttons down until the window is fully down for ~5 seconds. Do the same going up.


Thank you. (Google referred me to the Owner's Manual)

VERY INTERESTING:

1. In the Owner's Manual under "WINDOWS, INITIALIZING" it shows a 6 step process, (ONE step of which is more or less what you mentioned in your spoiler, Southark).

2. In the Owner's Manual under "BATTERY, DISCONNECTING" it shows a process for disconnecting & reconnecting the battery, WITHOUT going through the window initializing process.
(this 2nd process does involve a door and a window, but not the entire process in #1).

Thanx for the help.
Mike



SouthArk370Z 01-15-2015 02:26 PM

I didn't read that section of the manual in depth. I saw the roll-em-down-roll-em-up method on this site, remembered if for later use, and it worked when I needed it.

The ECM and BCM (BCM controls windows) have some capacitors that will keep them energized for a few minutes when power is removed. If you change the battery fast enough, you may not need to re-init. If you ever want to discharge the modules in a hurry, just step on the brake pedal for a few seconds after disconnecting the battery (another trick I learned on this site).


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