electric windows going down by themselves! NEED FIX

Kearnzy

Guest
:confused:This may sound crazy but the windows in the front, both passanger and driver, go down by themselves when the car is off and not being used. Sometimes the car will sit overnight or for a day or two - the windows will have been up - and when I go to use it they are down:help:. I have the only key to this car so I know it is nobody trying to play a trick. The other day i was heading out to work and when i approached the car i noticed that the windows were down, looked inside and everything was soaked!, really not fun.
Has any1 ever heard of this, is it a common problem and is there a fix? Some1 please help.
 

Funkyfin2000

Black Leon Cupra R 280bhp
Oct 6, 2005
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Stafford, Staffordshire
Kearnzy!!!

Check my posts in the Mk3 Ibiza forum!!!

I had exactly this issue and its due to water ingression in to the Window Motors or Window wires in the doors.

Check your passenger and drivers door first....

I will see if I can find the thread for you.

In the mk3 ibiza, I had the same issue, the windows came down by themselves and sometimes the interior light came on as well (all on the same circuit in the ibiza)

Will post back if I can find the thread!

Rich
 

LeeC

Guest
Strange time to reply i know, but dinner aint ready and i had the same problem a year ago. When i first got my car me and the Mrs washed it and she got water into the switches for the windows and mine went down 2 or 3 times.
I took the fuse out and when it dried up I put them back it. Its not good when you arrive back into multi story and all your windows are down 3 inch. Good luck
 

Kearnzy

Guest
Kearnzy!!!

Check my posts in the Mk3 Ibiza forum!!!

I had exactly this issue and its due to water ingression in to the Window Motors or Window wires in the doors.

Check your passenger and drivers door first....

I will see if I can find the thread for you.

In the mk3 ibiza, I had the same issue, the windows came down by themselves and sometimes the interior light came on as well (all on the same circuit in the ibiza)

Will post back if I can find the thread!

Rich

thanks man i'll try some of them 2morrow and c if i have any look
 

CD

Active Member
Jul 9, 2009
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east sussex
I had the same fault it turned out to be a microswitch on the lock its self it is a common fault :wtf: water get,s in to it and shorts i had to take it out and dry it thoroughly seems fine now . just got to dry the inside of the car out now :censored: .
 

Et3king

Active Member
Jul 18, 2014
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Pressing and holding the unlock switch

Hi,
I thought I had this problem as well, but have only had one incident of coming out and finding both front windows down. The SEAT dealer suggested that it could be down to pressing and holding the unlock button, and as my keys usually sit in my rather full jeans pocket this seems pretty likely to me. I did not know the remote lock could do this, so will be leaving my keys on the sideboard when not required, and I will wait and see if the situation repeats itself.
 
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