"Peter Chant" <REMpeteOVE.RemoveThis@CAPpetezilla.ITALSco.uk> wrote in message
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> David Gudgeon wrote:
>
>> I have a similar fault with my front drivers door window, though I have
>> to
>> say it happens so infrequently that I can't remember the last time it
>> happened. I did notice however that it tended to heppen if I was resting
>> my arm on the window. So I am wondering if there may be a very
>> intermittent shorting on the wiring for the window. Sorry I can't help
>> anymore.
>
> I had a really silly one - the rear drivers side window opening. I'm
> rather
> tall, so the seat is all the way back. My right elbow could actually hit
> the window switch on the rear passenger door. Therefore I use the 'child
> lock' switch for the rear windows to stop this happening.
>
> Pete
>
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I have tried using the child lock but to no avail. This morning the Dealer
changed the whole switch unit on the driver's door but again after driving
about ten miles, the o/s window would open and the n/s rear window would
close at the same time. This lasted for about a minute, usually it lasts
about five. No rain or dampness around so can't blame that. The dealer is
going to have the car in next week for however long it takes to find the
fault, thankfully it is still under warranty.
I dont have a circuit diagram to hand so don't know whether it is tied in
with the multiplex system or is an independant circuit.
Robin
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