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I think convert owner would like to bump there windows down an inch and back up with the door opening and closing. This saves that corner of the fabric roof from wearing and having to slam the door to get it closed because of the tight seal....This feature has been on European converts for years....am I the only one bugged by this.




So, how do you simply put down your window only part way, like 3 inches? You don't. You can't just do a quick press (since the window will go all the way down), and if you hold it more than a second, the window goes half way down, so you have to always go down, then back up. And, if you go too far up, you gotta do it all over again.
I wish the switch worked like my Suburban instead. Press the button and release quickly and the window goes down just a bit. For "auto-down", you need to hold the button down for a second. Makes much more sense.
I wouldn't be surprised if 99% of owners would rather have it that way. But, it's one of those things where you just try to live with, even if it sucks. That's the one thing wrong with GM. Where's the consistency? I think most other cars that have the "auto-down" feature have the second method I described. In fact, I've never encountered a switch like the C5's before.
If I were you, I would make the "auto-up" switch close the windows with a "hold-for-one-second" feature, rather than the confounded quick-press method the stupid C5 switch does for "auto-down". So, if you can make the switch do the auto-up method I described, while at the same time override the obviously-not-ergonomically-tested stock design for "auto-down", too, I'd be in like Flynn.





Imagine my surprise when I lift the top and both windows opened by themselves.... Cool, I say, cool.
An "up" feature would be cool. When I had the remote start put in my Yukon, I added the remote window feature (which is okay..not that impressive) but the cool part is the the one click up feature for both pass and driver.
Mark













