Reply With QuotePress and hold the button on the first click until the window has gone the
full travel, then try the auto mode (second click again). If the windo
behaves the same way, then hold the second click the full travel, then try
it again.
There is a reset procedure that I don't fully recall, but it has to do with
holding the button on one of the two positions until the window is full up.
What is happening is the window has forgotten where the top is, so it
repeatedly stops. You need to retrain it.
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- 08-25 10:34 PM #1BrokenrecordGuest
E36 Power window problem
I have a 92 E36 that developed a weird power window glitch - the driver side
front window will only go up and down about an inch at a time. It goes all
the way up and down, it's just that I have to press the button 20 times or
so. Has anyone experienced a similar problem? Does anyone have a solution?
Thanks,
Andrzej
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- 08-25 11:02 PM #2JeffGuest
Re: E36 Power window problem
- 08-26 02:53 PM #3DissenterGuest
Re: E36 Power window problem
On Mon, 25 Aug 2003 22:34:15 GMT, "Brokenrecord"
<ca> wrote:
Same problem on both sides here on my 92 E36 (318IS). I was told that
I will have to replace both motors.
- 08-28 02:39 PM #4BrokenrecordGuest
Re: E36 Power window problem
Thanks to all who replied. I will try all solutions this weekend when I
have some time.
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