[CL9] Window auto up/down for passenger side

**.QD** · 06-01-2009 11:16 PM

Just wondering if anyone knows how the auto-up/down works on the drivers side door/window? It is just the switch that controls the function and if so can you just purchase that switch and install it on the passenger side (and on the driver's side)?

**integral90** · 06-01-2009 11:25 PM

I'd think it would be the actual chip under the switches and there would be a sensor in the driver's side door that senses when it's all the way up/down?

**SPQR** · 07-01-2009 11:32 PM

^^^ I agree. There's some fancy electronics involved that sense a higher load when the window encounters an obstacle on it's auto way up and down. I don't think it would fit in the passenger side.

**.QD** · 08-01-2009 05:15 PM

dang, i was hoping the "controller" was within the switch.

**integral90** · 10-01-2009 01:17 AM

It could be as simple as the window pushing a button when it reaches the fully up or down position, not as complicated as a pressure sensor. I'm sure it could be modified for auto on both sides (which would be a cool little mod)

**^__^ SM ^__^** · 13-01-2009 01:49 PM

I don't know about any special chip but the switches themselves are different. The driver's switch has 2 stages: press softly and it will just go up/down and harder if you want auto up/down. You can feel the different resistance from one to another. Just like a SLR camera's shutter button. A friend's older Camry has driver's auto DOWN but not UP.

**integral90** · 13-01-2009 01:56 PM

Originally Posted by ^__^ SM ^__^

I don't know about any special chip but the switches themselves are different. The driver's switch has 2 stages: press softly and it will just go up/down and harder if you want auto up/down. You can feel the different resistance from one to another. Just like a SLR camera's shutter button. A friend's older Camry has driver's auto DOWN but not UP.

The chip would have the 2 stages that you feel through the switch

**Accord Basic** · 13-01-2009 01:59 PM

is the Auto window have any safety device? when something blocked the window while it is going up / closing, will it auto return back down?

**Kodak** · 13-01-2009 03:02 PM

I just had a look at the wiring diagram and its not only the switches that are different, the motors appear different to. The is also a door multiplex control unit which I guess "controls" everything.

I know you can buy automatic window controllers that automatically close windows (for example when you set your alarm).

If your keen you can build one yourself, Google this as is: "Power window controller" fieros