ok that was stupid. you can roll them down remotely, but then you have to go up to the car, disasseble your key, insert it in the door and turn it. ok Im that close, ill get in, start it and roll them up from the inside. the whole purpose is to do it remotely.
@@babyluvjr they do it this way because of safety regulations. It's enabled in certain countries. In NA if you do it remotely the manufacturer will be responsible in case of injury, but if you have to have your hand on the "switch" (in this case the keyhole) you will be responsible
It's just dumb that they didn't make it so holding the Lock button for 5 seconds would roll the windows back up. I have just as much need to roll them up, as I would to roll them down.
It's a safety issue. It's possible for a child or dog to stick their head out the windows and get choked to death. I GET IT, there should never be a child left alone in a vehicle but as we all know stupid people are everywhere.
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Hi my Nissan Pathfinder 2015 it's windows front sided both sides roll down when ever I park and switch off sometimes immediately sometimes after long time how to fix it?
Cool, I've been using this feature on my 2012 Altima, I just didn't know how to get em back up, one time it happend to start raining which sucked but now I know
I have a 2020 Infiniti and that never works to get my windows up. Not sure why, but it does not work to get them up. (The getting them down part does work just as depicted.)
For all the people comparing about the lack of ability to roll up the windows remotely, it's a safety thing. If you are not in line of sight to ensure someone isn't in harms way of the window rolling up, then there a potential to be injured. So don't blame the car manufacturer, blame stupid people. I had an aftermarket alarm system on my Lexus that allowed me to do what I want because I assume the responsibility. So it would open and close all windows and the sunroof. Was a great feature during nice weather.
The button gets pressed in my pocket and i find my windows down a lot. If its raining I cant raise them back up with the remote. Bad feature for me. Is there a disable for it?
It's programed into the cars computer, I imagine someone could disable it but not easily or cheaply. I'd recommend getting a key fob cover like this one I linked below. It should help with the accidental pressing, because the silicone covers the buttons and protect the key as well. Make sure you get one that matches the buttons on your key (like whether you have remote start and/or a trunk release). amzn.to/2PaSxfL
I don’t press the button, the key probably gets on the button in my pocket. Later I find my windows down. Terrible feature for any vehicle and I have never found a use for it.
Press and hold lock and unlock at the same time for 3 secs and your front hazards should blink like 3 time then I think it’s disabled that’s a feature on my pathfinder
Seems pretty stupid to me that there isn't a remote roll up function. That to me would be even more important than a roll down. Nobody forgets to roll their windows down. Plenty of people might notice once it's raining that they didn't roll them up and may desire to fix that without... Going outside? Not sure why they cut corners even with such a simple feature like that. Typical Nissan
The only reason they made the roll down feature is to let the heat out of your car before you get in. They assume once you'r in the car you can use the button to roll them up.
@@Rachel-lb5dh yeah but that's stupid dude. 80% of people go and put an auto starter in their cars anyway (Nissan too cheap to do it themselves until recently). And even if they don't, anybody CAN just go out to their car and open the door, or two doors, and let some heat out. You know what people DONT wanna do? Go outside in the snow/rain because their windows are cracked... Just a half assed job no matter how you look at it. It's a feature that could've been great. Instead, you can't even reverse your own actions. What if TV remotes only had a volume down button. You had to go up to the TV anytime you wanted the volume up. You'd think that'd be retarded , no?
I was having ignition key starting problems on my '07. Accidently hit the sequence on the fob button and the two front windows partially rolled down. Window buttons on the door were inoperative. Huh? WTF! Sequenced the fob buttons again and they both went all the way down. Had to use the key to insert into the door lock twist to the left and was able to roll up the driver side window but there was nothing I could do to roll up the front passenger window and it was below zero outside and I had this stupid inoperative window. What's the solution to get the passenger window rolled up?
Anuisance feature that you can accidentally activate and let criminals raid your vehicle. If someone knows how to deactivate this dumass feature please tell me.
Not sure why this was recommended, and even more confused why I watched it - I never owned or wanted to have a Nissan. Furthermore, I'm about to comment... Just to say that they did a really good job with making a simple function very complicated. On my car you just press and hold unlock for a few seconds to open all windows, press and hold lock for a few seconds to close them.
Well that's kinda dumb not to be able to remote roll then back up too. If I left my windows down it's raining be nice to be able to roll them up from the house. What I find with these help videos, the creators tend to like to hear themselves talk to much with info you don't care about. I don't care about all the back story just how to do do what I loaded the video for and I'm done.
A lot complaining sounds like the guy is just trying to help my windows kept rolling down and I had no idea why thanks for the info
This video help us really big
ok that was stupid. you can roll them down remotely, but then you have to go up to the car, disasseble your key, insert it in the door and turn it. ok Im that close, ill get in, start it and roll them up from the inside. the whole purpose is to do it remotely.
Facts I agree
@@babyluvjr they do it this way because of safety regulations. It's enabled in certain countries. In NA if you do it remotely the manufacturer will be responsible in case of injury, but if you have to have your hand on the "switch" (in this case the keyhole) you will be responsible
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It's just dumb that they didn't make it so holding the Lock button for 5 seconds would roll the windows back up. I have just as much need to roll them up, as I would to roll them down.
I agree.
It's a safety issue. It's possible for a child or dog to stick their head out the windows and get choked to death. I GET IT, there should never be a child left alone in a vehicle but as we all know stupid people are everywhere.
Yeah! It worked. Cool!
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Many thanks
Hi my Nissan Pathfinder 2015 it's windows front sided both sides roll down when ever I park and switch off sometimes immediately sometimes after long time how to fix it?
Cool, I've been using this feature on my 2012 Altima, I just didn't know how to get em back up, one time it happend to start raining which sucked but now I know
How would you do it? I have a 2016 altima and it won’t do it. Yet I have a 2005 Armada and it does it.
Does not work on my 2017 Frontier Truck? It only have the A on the driver side?
I have the a on both from my windows. The key in the door handle will raise and lower the windows but not the key fob
I have a 2020 Infiniti and that never works to get my windows up. Not sure why, but it does not work to get them up. (The getting them down part does work just as depicted.)
How do I deprogram this??? My windows only roll down accidentally from the fob being in my pocket I've never once used it on purpose
For all the people comparing about the lack of ability to roll up the windows remotely, it's a safety thing. If you are not in line of sight to ensure someone isn't in harms way of the window rolling up, then there a potential to be injured. So don't blame the car manufacturer, blame stupid people. I had an aftermarket alarm system on my Lexus that allowed me to do what I want because I assume the responsibility. So it would open and close all windows and the sunroof. Was a great feature during nice weather.
My factory Toyota remote would open and close the window from the remote. Only the driver window had auto up/down (and the sunroof), though.
Can you roll the windows back up without having to walk to the driver door and using the actual key?
Not that I'm aware of on any models. Aleast with Nissan's.
Please tell me sir how i off this foction
Does NOT work on my 2020 Rogue SV AWD Tech
The button gets pressed in my pocket and i find my windows down a lot. If its raining I cant raise them back up with the remote. Bad feature for me. Is there a disable for it?
It's programed into the cars computer, I imagine someone could disable it but not easily or cheaply. I'd recommend getting a key fob cover like this one I linked below. It should help with the accidental pressing, because the silicone covers the buttons and protect the key as well. Make sure you get one that matches the buttons on your key (like whether you have remote start and/or a trunk release).
amzn.to/2PaSxfL
just dont press the button
I don’t press the button, the key probably gets on the button in my pocket. Later I find my windows down. Terrible feature for any vehicle and I have never found a use for it.
Press and hold lock and unlock at the same time for 3 secs and your front hazards should blink like 3 time then I think it’s disabled that’s a feature on my pathfinder
Seems pretty stupid to me that there isn't a remote roll up function. That to me would be even more important than a roll down. Nobody forgets to roll their windows down. Plenty of people might notice once it's raining that they didn't roll them up and may desire to fix that without... Going outside? Not sure why they cut corners even with such a simple feature like that. Typical Nissan
The only reason they made the roll down feature is to let the heat out of your car before you get in. They assume once you'r in the car you can use the button to roll them up.
@@Rachel-lb5dh yeah but that's stupid dude. 80% of people go and put an auto starter in their cars anyway (Nissan too cheap to do it themselves until recently). And even if they don't, anybody CAN just go out to their car and open the door, or two doors, and let some heat out. You know what people DONT wanna do? Go outside in the snow/rain because their windows are cracked... Just a half assed job no matter how you look at it. It's a feature that could've been great. Instead, you can't even reverse your own actions. What if TV remotes only had a volume down button. You had to go up to the TV anytime you wanted the volume up. You'd think that'd be retarded , no?
@@devongee1776 Well said. Rolling windows down should not be more important than rolling them up.
I was having ignition key starting problems on my '07. Accidently hit the sequence on the fob button and the two front windows partially rolled down. Window buttons on the door were inoperative. Huh? WTF! Sequenced the fob buttons again and they both went all the way down. Had to use the key to insert into the door lock twist to the left and was able to roll up the driver side window but there was nothing I could do to roll up the front passenger window and it was below zero outside and I had this stupid inoperative window. What's the solution to get the passenger window rolled up?
How to disable that feature
Good grief. I have a 2014 Pathfinder and I’m just now finding this out?
Does this work with the 2018 Nissan Murano?
Jump to 1 minute in and see if your Murano has the express window up/down on both front passenger and driver side. I would believe it does.
@@driveawaywithmark5353 Thanks for the quick response. It does have the letter A on the front two window buttons. I will definitely give it a try.
It’s not working on my 2018 Nissan kicks…
I just found this by accident and used my manual key and my windows went burrrrrrrrr
How to do it with your key fob?
If you have a key fob and not a newer style key the process should be the same. Hit unlock twice and hold down on the third time.
Does not work on my 2019 Altima S AWD
I would doubt an S trim would have it. I have an SV and it doesn't have it either.
Anuisance feature that you can accidentally activate and let criminals raid your vehicle. If someone knows how to deactivate this dumass feature please tell me.
Not sure why this was recommended, and even more confused why I watched it - I never owned or wanted to have a Nissan. Furthermore, I'm about to comment... Just to say that they did a really good job with making a simple function very complicated. On my car you just press and hold unlock for a few seconds to open all windows, press and hold lock for a few seconds to close them.
I call b.s.on the 10 year part I have an 07 pathfinder and mine does this too😂
Well that's kinda dumb not to be able to remote roll then back up too. If I left my windows down it's raining be nice to be able to roll them up from the house.
What I find with these help videos, the creators tend to like to hear themselves talk to much with info you don't care about. I don't care about all the back story just how to do do what I loaded the video for and I'm done.