What a life saver! The right side window on my 2015 Altima would not go up. After watching your video, I was able to lower the drivers' side window with the remote, and after that, I was able to raise both. I had just scheduled an appointment for tomorrow at a shop to see if they could fix this. You saved me a lot of money. Thanks.
Start with the window fully up, press AND HOLD the window control down and CONTINUE to hold it down after the window is fully down for 10 seconds. Likewise press and continuously hold the window up and hold for 10 seconds after fully up. This often clears the auto up/down control problems on many vehicles...like my Hyundai and Nissan cars.
My dad came home from the store today and he said "this is the 2nd time I came out of the store and both windows were half way down". It was driving him nuts, glad I found this vid. I guess he was holding the unlock button a little too long. It would've been better if they made it so the other button made the windows go back up remotely.
@@breadfan9 There are safety measures built into the Auto up/down feature. If the window detects resistance it immediately reverses course and goes back down. This is true of automatic sliding doors and automatic rear lift gates. I believe this is true on most or all other brands but I'm not as familiar with non Nissan's so I don't want to mis-speak. Thanks for inquiring about this feature! - Mary Baker, Internet Sales Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
@@breadfan9 You would be surprised on how many cars have this feature. All windows down and all windows up from the remote. Most windows have anti-pinch safety build-in
Nice feature. I'm in the UK, we don't have the best summers in the world here...lol but still warm enough for cars to be too hot to drive away in when they've been sat in the sun all day. I had a Nissan Juke with leather interior before the Qashqai and I felt like I was sitting in an oven with all the doors open on a hot day waiting for it to air out. It's not the most groundbreaking invention in the world but it is definitely the little things like this that make Qashqai's great cars.
Thank you for sharing your experiences with your Nissan's! We are located in Alabama in the southern part of the united states so it gets VERY hot here in the summer time! This feature is nice to allow that excess heat out of the vehicle. According to the owners manual you should let the windows down after you get in and start the vehicle, that way on extremely hot days it doesn't put as much of a strain on the air conditioning system to cool the car all by itself. Thanks for watching! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager
I know!! This happened to me too. I learned this shortly after working at Nissan and then realized my own Nissan and my sister's Nissan had this feature and we didn't know either! Glad you were able to learn a little more about your Nissan and just in time for the summer months! Let that heat out as you walk to your vehicle! Thanks for watching! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager for Bondy's Nissan
@@andreasl4507 you have to take the regular key out of your key fob in put it in the driver's door in turn it to the lock position in they all should role up at the same time
I have a 2019 maxima SL and I can’t with my remote in my pocket not attached to my keys and I hate that feature it was a cloudy day just about ready to rain I looked out the window and my windows were down luckily I caught that that’s about the best time that happened I have to find out how to disable that
EXACTLY... How do I DISABLE this "feature"? I've had at least 3 incidents where my car got rained on with open windows. Not a great thing for leather seats to get soaked! And it's getting to where I'm afraid to keep anything of value in the car. What if the fob gets pressed in my pocket again, and all the windows go down in a busy parking lot?
My Nissan is 09’ did realize I had this feature, I ask my Nissan service Tech about it, that I would go out and my windows would be down. You would think they would know this. I really don’t trust my service tech that changes my oil. Thank you!
Technology has advanced and change numerous times over the years, it's hard to keep up with it most days! Your service tech might not know about this if they haven't been in the business for many years. This particular feature isn't seen as often b/c Nissan isn't putting the auto-up/down on driver and passenger side as much as they used to. Still powered, but auto-up/down only on the driver's side in most cases. Higher trim levels such as Platinum and SL's will have this on them such as Armada, Pathfinder, Murano and Maxima just to name a few. Hope this helps and maybe you helped your service advisor learn something new that day! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
Does anyone know if it's possible to turn this feature off I'm really tired of accidentally hitting my button at work and having my car unsecured and soaked in the middle of the night while I'm at work:-(
I have a 2019 Rogue and this doesn’t work at all. I have an A on the drivers window button only. And I have looked in every owners manual I can and it says nothing about this option. I think that in 2019 and 2020 they have removed this option. But I have also found bubbles in all windows which blinds me when I drive on sunny days. My Speedometer is 3-8 miles an hour off depending on how fast I am driving, and transmission is nit shifting right. Today I almost got crunched while loading groceries as the rear door just started shutting on its own , and Also the stereo and all electronics in car short our periodically and reset everything. There are still 6 more things wrong but I figured y’all get the point .I bought this car with only 20,000 miles. So I believe that this car is a lemon straight off the assembly line. I will be making an appointment with Nissan to get car looked at, but truly I have never been so disappointed in a new car as I am with this one.
This feature only works if you have the "A" on both buttons indicating you have the auto up/down feature on both windows. I'm sorry you're having issues with your Nissan and would encourage you to reach out to your local Nissan dealer. With only 20,000 miles the vehicle is still covered under the 3 year or 36,000 mile warranty. Hope things get better for you soon! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan.
Sorry it only goes one way. I wish it went up as well. You can put the key in the driver's door and turn and hold and the windows go up. If you want to reach out to Nissan maybe they'll consider it as a product enhancement in the future? - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager
Supposedly if you put the key in the lock on the door, run to the lock position and hold it, it’s supposed to go back up. I’m not sure if it works with every model but if the windows go down automatically, the should also go up.
How can I deactivate that automatic rolling down the window because when my keys are in my purse, I’ll come out to my car and my car is locked, but my windows are down and I did not push the button to rolling down. This is a problem especially when I have things in my car and that’s why my car is locked. 1:48
I have the exact red one u have here , the sv nissan rogue 2018 , can u answer . Why does my back windows not go all way down ? Is there option to make them go all way down?
How do I get the horn to stop honking 2010 maxima sv., that out of no where the cars honk starts horning when I connect the battery and I have put the key into the door and turn it to lock then unlock button the horn stays honking. 🤷♂️
I believe this feature is available on the SV and SL models. But if you have an SR you have a great looking car and paid a lot less to get some great features! Enjoy your new Altima! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager for Bondy's Nissan
Need help i have 2019 Nissan Pathfinder when i m locking my doors and some time unlocking the two doors my two front windows is going down Even when i don’t need :(
Without the "A" on the passenger side it cannot do it. I'm learning a bit more as the year models have been changing that Nissan isn't necessarily putting this feature on all vehicles with both auto-up/down windows anymore. Thanks for watching! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
Here's a short video from Nissan explaining the remote start/stop on a 2017 Pathfinder. If yours is a different year you can search for your year model for more accurate information. The air settings go by a few variables when it comes on during remote start including outside & inside temperatures. Click this link to see Nissan's official video on this feature. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vJgow5xJQZo.html Thanks! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager
I was curios so I went and checked and the 2021 Nissan Kicks, does not have this feature. When I dig deeper in Nissan literature there is wording that is needed to make sure the vehicle can do this procedure. It must say "Key-operated power-up/down front windows". Unfortunately a Kicks (no matter what the trim level) cannot do this. Good question. Thanks for watching! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
LOL, my nephew accidentally discovered this feature one time when he borrowed the key to get his things in the trunk, he came back to me and said that he can't open the trunk instead the window in driver side was opened… because he press and hold the unlock key, LOL
Awww man I wish this feature was on my Nissan Sentra SV. I only have the A on the driver side 😢😢 I do wish the passenger side had the auto feat tho lol
It's something small, but can help a lot, especially in the summertime heat! Make sure the next Nissan you buy has the auto up/down on both sides and you'll be all set! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager
@@bondysnissan7943 I definitely will. This was my first time purchasing a car so I'm making note of all the lil things I want for my next vehicle. Thanks
Interesting, so an Altima that's 7 years newer, and a trim level higher, not only doesn't has auto windows for both passenger, and driver side, but also removes this functionality, entirely. That is so dumb.
Hi Virginia! I looked up your Sentra and for the 2016 model year and it looks like the auto-up/down is only on the driver's window. If that's the set up, then this procedure won't work. You have to have the front two windows be auto-up/down for it to work. Not sure why it's making you turn the vehicle off to roll the windows down? Maybe it's something simple to correct. Thanks for watching! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
Unfortunately, you have to use the window buttons inside the vehicle or put the key in the drivers door lock and turn and hold for the windows to go up. I wish they would go up from the remote as well. - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
When I researched this it looks like the auto-up/down for both driver and passenger windows comes on the SV with Convenience Package and standard on the SL's. You have the auto-up/down for driver window only, not both, which you need to do this procedure. Thanks for asking! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
Unfortunately yes. Only down from the remote. You can insert the key into the driver's door and turn and hold and the windows will go up, but that's the only way outside the car you can make them go up. Hope that helps! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager Bondy's Nissan
I'm not familiar with Nissan's from outside of the United States, but you can try. Check to make sure that both the front driver and passenger windows are auto-up/down, not just auto down or auto on one side. - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
That's a good point. So many people (myself included) wish this trick made the windows go up! Thanks for watching! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
Not from the remote. You can insert the key into the driver's door lock and turn to the left and hold for a few seconds and the windows will go up. In addition, if you put the key in the driver's door lock and turn and hold to the right the windows will go down. At any time you can let go of the button on the remote or stop holding the key either direction and the windows will stop at whatever position they are at at that moment. Good question! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager for Bondy's Nissan.
You could also buy a ODB2 adapter for your respective car and code your key to raise the windows back up by holding your lock button. Less than $50 cad, and you could also discover more features that you didn't know about for your car as well, enjoy!
BS feature. Who wants their windows down out in public? This happened twice without my knowing on rainy days and where anyone could get in. I hate your cars.
Make sure you have the "A" on the windows buttons for the driver and passenger side windows in the front. If you only have the "A" on the driver's window it won't work. What trim level is your Rogue? S, SV, SL? - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
I am so going to get a Honda next year..SMH...2018 Nissan Midnight SR Edition. Cant roll down windows, cant use the Nissan connect app. My girl has a 2018 Nissan Sentra and she can use the Nissan connect app. Plus I cant have what ever is needed for the Nissan Connect app Service to work. Plus it says Nissan Connect but its many meanings for that...SMH yes I am a lil salty my girl can use it and I cant..
My nissan Altima has A sign only on the drivers side and I tried to lower the glasses using the unlock button but that didn't work.Is the above feature not applicable for my car then?
Unfortunately, you have to use the window buttons inside the vehicle or put the key in the drivers door lock and turn and hold for the windows to go up. I wish they would go up from the remote as well. - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
@@masonbowman5280 if you do have the "A" on both front window buttons indicating you have the auto up/down feature your windows might not be programmed properly. Sometimes when the battery is removed/replaced it resets the auto up/down feature. To reset this automation you simply lower the window a few inches, then pull all the way up on the button (on both windows if both aren't going up on their own) and hold for 10 - 15 seconds. This should reset the auto up/down feature then allowing you to use the auto down from the remote. Hope this helps! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
The window lowering function from remote only works if both driver and front passenger window are auto up/down. If driver only then it won't lower from remote. - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager for Bondy's Nissan
As long as you have the "auto" up down on both driver and passenger side windows it should. Good luck! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
I'm not aware of a way to "turn it off" on its own. You could turn off the automatic up/down of the windows themselves and then that would make it not work from the remote. This would mean even when using the buttons inside the vehicle it wouldn't go up or down on its own anymore. If you're interested in turning the auto up/down function totally all you have to do is crack the two front windows, the raise them up and hold the buttons in that "up" position for 10 seconds. That should turn it off, and back on again if you decide you want it on in the future. Hope this helps! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager
I researched your year model Rogue and it looks like the auto up/down feature is only on the driver's window. For this function to work you have to have it on both driver and front passenger. This video is from 2014 and at that time was a feature found on more models than the newer ones moving forward. Sorry about that. - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
Do you have the "A" on both windows for the auto/up down? If so and you've had your battery replaced at one time it has to (easily) be reprogrammed. All you do is lower the front two windows slightly from the driver's side, then pull up on the 2 front window controls to make them go up and then hold the buttons up for 10 seconds afterwards and it should make the auto/up down work again. - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
I believe so. As long as the driver and passenger are both auto up/down windows. Look for the "A" on the controls on the driver's door for those 2 windows. Hope it works! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager
Interesting, I haven't tried it on a 2020 yet, but I will try to check it out for you here on the lot. Just make sure they have the auto up feature on both driver and passenger windows. It won't work if you have the auto up only on driver window. - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager @ Bondy's Nissan
You can only put the window down from the remote. You can insert the key into the driver's door key cylinder and turn and keep holding and the car will lock and windows will roll up. I wish they went up from the remote too. Thanks for watching! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager
That's ok! Most people don't even know it exists. But, if you decide to sell the vehicle on your own it could be an added selling feature to the next owner. Thanks for watching! - Mary Baker, Customer Service Manager for Bondy's Nissan