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Related question, sort of.
I was driving up the road the other day and randomly my passenger window opened itself. It did this three times on the same drive
After a minor delay I was able to put it up again.
Weird, anyone else had a ghost in their car?
Sort of - If window is partially opened and receives a jolt it will auto open thinking it has trapped a body part.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lukeis
You notice it when opening or closing on even a slightly bumpy gravel road.
I've never had that happen, but I know the car doesn't go to sleep if the windows are left open.
That I was not aware of, so if I leave a couple of windows cracked or sunroof open all day on a hot day then the car starts awake,?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric SDV6SE
When raising the window tap down on the top of the glass to simulate it hitting some obstruction. It should auto lower.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric SDV6SE
All other window systems use torque measurement. I’d be very surprised if LR have deviated from that. When it sense a torque level over normal when closing it determines it’s obstructed and reverses to base.Quote:
Originally Posted by PerthDisco
Window was definitely closed all the way but i think you might be correct that it thought it was returning to base.
Under whay circumstances could this function kick in on a closed window?
That's what I understand, would be interesting to monitor battery levels with Windows all closed vs one open.Quote:
Originally Posted by BushDisco