when i shut doors too all windows open after a while even back ones even without locking the doors at all any ideas?

Asked by jimg1979 Dec 30, 2012 at 01:32 PM about the 2005 BMW 3 Series

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Is there a function that rolls the windows the windows down that you know of? With some cars, you can do it with the remote. Something is sending the signal to your windows - remote receiver or other wise. Try disconnecting the receiver or pulling it's fuse to see if that helps.

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im not sure i understand fully waht you're asking, but i'll take a stab at a few ideas.. 1) some new cars windows roll down automatically when you open the door, but roll back up on their own when you close it (2005 bmw 3 series does this). 2) if your windows do roll down, then roll back up then for some reason after time passes they roll down again, you probably have an issue with the module, i dont know if 2005 or 2006 was the first year for the GM5 modules, but if so, only a dealer can get the module and its pretty pricey (if not under warranty still - electical component)

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