Quick question on something that's been bugging me for a year - not sure if it's a "design flaw", or just that I'm not hitting the right buttons. Here's the question: if you open the "tilt" on the sunroof, is there a way to close it with one button press? Right now, I need to hold the "back"/open arrow for the sunroof. Given that every other window in the car has an auto open/close function, I would have thought that you'd the able to close the tilt with one button press. Anyone?
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I have to hold it down for it to close from tilt, but the sliding function opens and closes with one-button push, like the other windows.
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Quirky Sunroof Answer: What they ^ said.
I think is because the tilt mechanism doesn't have "pinch protection" so it makes you to hold to operate, while the sliding has the feature and you can close/open with just one click...
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