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You could confirm this by checking the state of the interior light....
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Went into work this morning and when I closed the door on the car the window had already gone up?
If I pull the handle inside or outside the window goes down a fraction like it should, but if I let go of the handle the window pops up even with the door still open. This is not correct, so now I have to shut the door with the handle up and synchronize letting go of the handle when the door is in the correct position.
Any ideas to what has happened? What have I broken?
Regards,
Neil
Hi Neil,
Very strange! I haven't heard that happening before, I'd get it checked out by your local OPC, hopefully it's just a simple problem to rectify
Neil, with the key turned to position 1 lower and raise the windows on the switches a couple of times.
This should reset them so they only raise that last little bit when the door shuts.
I did read about this somewhere. It knows the door is open based on the door switch. There is a handle switch which in your case must be working, but this would therefore indicate the switch that senses when the door is closed is stuck in the closed position.
I haven't looked into where this switch is but I think it is tied into the lock mechanism. I actually think I have this problem with the hood on my car as my interior light won't come on even though the bulb is fine....
The fact you say it does drop down so you can open the door indicates the handle switch is working. The fact you then see it rise back up before it's closed indicates the switch embedded in the locking mechanism is not changing state from what it thinks is the closed position. You could confirm this by checking the state of the interior light....
I have looked through the workshop manual at both the door section and the wiring diagram to confirm this. What happens with the passenger door out of curiosity and the interior light on the bad side?
You got it in one! Very good. Easily sourced as Sundeep says. Will be expensive. Maybe pull apart the door to see if you can fix it or get a breakers one / second hand.
More than likely you'll have to buy the whole unit which has the switch, lock etc all as one part.... The dealer will be able to tell you.... might be easy to fix when you pull it apart if you're that way inclined.
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