A
Anonymous
Guest
How can I close the windows with the remote or the key?
Regards,
Regards,
Peugeot RCZ Forum
Register a free account today to become a member. It's free! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, connect with other members through your own private inbox and take part in competitions!
A
Anonymous
Guest
U can't boho. 
Abzynthe
New Member
Its not available on the RCZ due to the window opening slightly when you open the door. I have no idea why one would affect the other though.
A
Anonymous
Guest
But the windows did the same in my 3 series coupe but they still opened and closes from the key fob more like cost cutting.
Abzynthe
New Member
Yeah, I guess so. My OHs 308cc had the option on the BSI through Peugeot planet, although next to it it said non cc models so I never turned it on. Im not sure if the RCZ would have it on there.
A
Anonymous
Guest
Is so stupid... we need entry in the car again, turn it on, and close the the opened windows... in 308 is possible open and close, anyone try to activate the option in bsi?
A
Anonymous
Guest
Ive asked the Tech guy at my local dealers and apparantly it cannot be done, there's just no option available to do it.
Even my old 2004 Polo could open close the windows by using the remote, and my old 2006 Astra could open & close windows by using the remote.
Even my old 2004 Polo could open close the windows by using the remote, and my old 2006 Astra could open & close windows by using the remote.
A
Anonymous
Guest
Never ever realised there were cars out there that did it :lol:
A
Anonymous
Guest
My 406 coupe did it and was a bit annoyed when my RCZ didn't!
frankvdb
Member
Yeah my 307 also had it.
It also closed the sun roof.
Not sure whether the feature came with the sun roof option.
It also closed the sun roof.
Not sure whether the feature came with the sun roof option.
A
Anonymous
Guest
Hang on...at what point did we become unable to press a button to close our windows IN the car as opposed to when we get out?! I haven't actually checked if my new car can do it... :eusa-think:
I haven't actually checked if my new car can do it... :eusa-think:
A
Anonymous
Guest
Rizzo my good fellow, the closing option is handy if you lock the car put notice that you left a window slightly open, it saves you going back to the car and opening it up,then turning on the ignition just to close a window.
Also the windows close automatcally if you deadlock from the remote, now that is handy :thumbup:
Also the windows close automatcally if you deadlock from the remote, now that is handy :thumbup:
A
Anonymous
Guest
Well I tested the new whip to see if it has the feature just yesterday...it doesn't and it doesn't even have rimless doors!
A
Anonymous
Guest
It's a handy little feature... until your keys get pressed in your pocket as you go inside... and then in rains... (as I recently found out on our Octavia) :thumbdown:
A
Anonymous
Guest
mrizzle said:
Rizzo,
did you try deadlocking with the remote and holding the lock button down .
Normally to deadlock the doors you would need to double click the lock button on the remote, so try doubling clicking the lock button but then on the second click hold the button down for a few seconds. :eusa-think:
Obviously have a window open to see if it closes by itself.
To see if you can open a window just press the open button but again hold the button down for a few seconds.
This worked on my previous Astra Sri and my VW Polo, and also works on my lads Beemer. :thumbup:
Ps.
The Z has deadlock option, so maybe the windows will close in the deadlock mode :eusa-think:
Will give it a go later.
A
Anonymous
Guest
Hmmmm...I'm not sure if I did try that actually. I'm away to snow foam her just now so will check after that.
A
Anonymous
Guest
Well Jactac :clap: :clap: :clap: you were right!! If I deadlock the doors and then hold down the locking button then they do indeed close. Cheers for that piece of advice mate!!! :thumbup:
Hatman
Member
Same on my Caddy van. If you hold the unlock button, it will open the windows. Ideal to let the heat out on a hot day.
A
Anonymous
Guest
Hatman said:
But you live in Cornwall not Cyprus.
A
Anonymous
Guest
Hatman said:
Something else to check!!!
Just read your post Ron. I'll have EVEN less need for this function then!!