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Very well presented, thank you so much! I was afraid I had to start taking my door apart to fix my window, but this turned out to be exactly what I needed.
In my case (VOLVO V70, 2005) only this helped: Key position II, when lowering the window I pull out the fuse, then the key to position 0, after a few seconds I put the fuse back and turn the key back to position II. Now attention! I lower the window holding the switch in the first position (manual lowering), the window goes down to the very bottom, and I still hold it for about 10 seconds. Then the same up - I pull the switch and hold it in the first position (manual lifting), the window reaches the very top, and I hold it for about 10 seconds. After that, the window started to go automatically (switch in the second position) down and up perfectly!
Thank you! The video disabled the automatic up and down (which I was fine with since the windows were no longer lowering by themselves), but holding the button for about 10 seconds when the window was closed did the trick for me. I didn't even have to hold the button in the lowered position on my 06 xc90 2.5t.
There can also be a seal kindof protruding out by the plastic where the mirror is on the inside provinding resistance enough for the safety mechanism to stop the window. Had that problem (V70N)when I had wind deflectors. Hope its useful info!
It works. Thank you so much. You're the best! You made pulling out the fuse look so easy. I had a tough time pulling out the fuse because it takes a lot of force to pull it out and the plastic fuse puller easily slips off. I had to use the fuse puller to pull the fuse partially out so it was loose but still connected, that makes it easier to pull out at the right time.
Fixed my 2008 XC70. 25amp fuse located in the rear of the cargo area. The number 2 fuse controls the front passenger window. Had to hold the down button 6 seconds on the reset part of the instruction, after that auto up and auto down now work perfect as should. Thanks. BIG HELP !
I just did this and works to go all the way down but once I put the window up in auto goes back down and doesn’t go all the way down. Wondering if it’s a mechanical part that is in need of replacing any info helps and this video was awesome and easy to do it
Work Well for Volvo V70 P3 too (fuse number 8 in fuse box A under the glove box). Press briefly on « Start / Stop »’s button to replace the « position 2 »’s phase described on tris video.
On my 2004 S60, the passenger side window's auto-close is permanently disabled, is there a way to enable it? That is clearly an option, not a malfunction, as the switches read ok when in "auto" position, and both windows are calibrated.
@@TechscrewHome Nope, not the same ;) The auto-open works on both sides for me, only the passenger side auto-close doesn't. No calibration issues (I used a scan tool to both check and reset those just for the case), no switch issues (again, tested by reading the state of the switch with the tool). According to the manual, some S60 versions indeed have the auto-close disabled on the passenger side, and I know another person with the same "issue". Wonder if it can be re-enabled using VIDA (I use ThinkDiag, which lists some programmable options, but nothing on this window feature in at least DDM/PDM and CEM, only actuation tests and soft stop).
everything agrees, it's just pointless trying to remove the fuse before the window starts to lower. just extend the window past the first position of the window switch and the window will stay up. Then remove the fuse.
@@TechscrewHome thank you, I'll let you know how it goes! :D I just ordered a set of car jacks to fix my car in the future for another issue. I hope that I'll go through with fixing the car , so I didn't waste my money buying something I won't use. But I'll return what I bought before the 90 day return period if I decide not to fix my car myself
The calibration is still not precise. You are missing a very important step in the video...open and close the boot 3 times before pulling the fuse out. Come on, just kidding. 😂😂😂 Hold the switch to a lift position until the window stops in the frame and keep it for 2-3 secs longer. Perform the same with the down position. Ta-da-a-aaaa. Window positions calibrated and no fuse pulling needed.
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Worked on the first try for my 2012 XC90. Thank you. Great job
thanks for feedback :)
best video ever! you made this not only easy but enjoyable to learn!
Thank you! Just performed this operation and it worked wonderfully! Annoying, dangerous problem solved! (wrestling with auto feature while driving)
I just fixed the driver Window in my XC70 '05 thanks to that method. Great thanks for this video!
Very well presented, thank you so much! I was afraid I had to start taking my door apart to fix my window, but this turned out to be exactly what I needed.
thanks for feedback
In my case (VOLVO V70, 2005) only this helped: Key position II, when lowering the window I pull out the fuse, then the key to position 0, after a few seconds I put the fuse back and turn the key back to position II. Now attention! I lower the window holding the switch in the first position (manual lowering), the window goes down to the very bottom, and I still hold it for about 10 seconds. Then the same up - I pull the switch and hold it in the first position (manual lifting), the window reaches the very top, and I hold it for about 10 seconds. After that, the window started to go automatically (switch in the second position) down and up perfectly!
thanks for feedback :)
Thanks for the additional info!
This is what worked for me too 2005 S80
This worked!!!!
Thank you! The video disabled the automatic up and down (which I was fine with since the windows were no longer lowering by themselves), but holding the button for about 10 seconds when the window was closed did the trick for me. I didn't even have to hold the button in the lowered position on my 06 xc90 2.5t.
Worked perfectly on V70 2nd edition. Many, many thanks, you saved my pocket!
thanks for feedback :)
It worked well at my 2007 XC90. Thank's a lot, my dear!
Glad it helped
I had this exact problem with my newly purchased 05 xc70....It worked perfect....Thank you so much for makingbthis video......
There can also be a seal kindof protruding out by the plastic where the mirror is on the inside provinding resistance enough for the safety mechanism to stop the window. Had that problem (V70N)when I had wind deflectors. Hope its useful info!
It works. Thank you so much. You're the best!
You made pulling out the fuse look so easy. I had a tough time pulling out the fuse because it takes a lot of force to pull it out and the plastic fuse puller easily slips off. I had to use the fuse puller to pull the fuse partially out so it was loose but still connected, that makes it easier to pull out at the right time.
thanks for feedback :)
@@TechscrewHome You're welcome!
Worked brilliantly! Thank you so much for sharing!
Glad it helped!
Great video fixed my volvo xc90. Thanks.
Glad it helped
Fixed my 2008 XC70. 25amp fuse located in the rear of the cargo area. The number 2 fuse controls the front passenger window. Had to hold the down button 6 seconds on the reset part of the instruction, after that auto up and auto down now work perfect as should. Thanks. BIG HELP !
thanks for feedback :)
Thanks!
so sweet, thanks :)
I just did this and works to go all the way down but once I put the window up in auto goes back down and doesn’t go all the way down. Wondering if it’s a mechanical part that is in need of replacing any info helps and this video was awesome and easy to do it
You helped me a lot. Thanks!
Thank you, Worked. But mine was the next fuse down "FRONT DOOR MODULE RH" on XC90. Hope this helps.
Super my guy, worked like a charm. So glad you shared❤
Thank you so much, it worked first try on my 2005 S60!
thanks for feedback :)
Worked on a 2006 XC90 2.5T
Thank you
Worked for me 😊😊
Great!
Yes! Thank you! Worked perfectly.
Excellent!!! Thank you. I solved the issue.
DUI, as driving under influence? Got it! 😊
Awesome, worked for me, thanks for posting.
Worked like a charm! Thanks!
thanks for feedback.
Thanks, it worked fine in my 06 XC70
cool, thanks for feedback :)
Thanks for help mate, works for me !
Not tried this yet but makes sense. Will update you
I will wait :)
Thank you very much I just fixed my V70R.
very nice :)
Thanks!!!!😊
Work Well for Volvo V70 P3 too (fuse number 8 in fuse box A under the glove box). Press briefly on « Start / Stop »’s button to replace the « position 2 »’s phase described on tris video.
thanks for feedback :)
On my 2004 S60, the passenger side window's auto-close is permanently disabled, is there a way to enable it? That is clearly an option, not a malfunction, as the switches read ok when in "auto" position, and both windows are calibrated.
i have the same problem ruclips.net/video/blvhq86g5Hw/видео.html
@@TechscrewHome Nope, not the same ;) The auto-open works on both sides for me, only the passenger side auto-close doesn't. No calibration issues (I used a scan tool to both check and reset those just for the case), no switch issues (again, tested by reading the state of the switch with the tool). According to the manual, some S60 versions indeed have the auto-close disabled on the passenger side, and I know another person with the same "issue". Wonder if it can be re-enabled using VIDA (I use ThinkDiag, which lists some programmable options, but nothing on this window feature in at least DDM/PDM and CEM, only actuation tests and soft stop).
@@TheBypasser okey, thanks for feedback :)
Great, thanks ,worked 07 v70.
Glad it helped
Thank you ;)
Thank you!
Count dragula giving auto advice
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He’s having fun with the accent sounding draculaish. Good repair video!
everything agrees, it's just pointless trying to remove the fuse before the window starts to lower. just extend the window past the first position of the window switch and the window will stay up. Then remove the fuse.
But this is a very useful vid if you want a easy, and free fix!
definitely, fast and free :)
Thanks you, I will try it out :)
good luck :)
@@TechscrewHome thank you, I'll let you know how it goes! :D I just ordered a set of car jacks to fix my car in the future for another issue. I hope that I'll go through with fixing the car , so I didn't waste my money buying something I won't use. But I'll return what I bought before the 90 day return period if I decide not to fix my car myself
What causes this error to occur?
no idea why this calibration lost. In 5 years it has happened to me 2 times, once for each window.
Brilliant thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
And the right door window? That dont open automatic how can i fix it?
the same problem ?
@@TechscrewHome yes
@@dr.einstein. and the same steps don't help the right side ?
@@TechscrewHome no
@@dr.einstein. I have the same problem, I try some day resolve it.
The calibration is still not precise. You are missing a very important step in the video...open and close the boot 3 times before pulling the fuse out. Come on, just kidding. 😂😂😂
Hold the switch to a lift position until the window stops in the frame and keep it for 2-3 secs longer. Perform the same with the down position. Ta-da-a-aaaa. Window positions calibrated and no fuse pulling needed.
wow, thanks for information.
Today i try your methot, but it do not work 😢
@@Techscrews It did work on many Volvo's before.
@@vladislavgerginov748 for passengers seat also, because i try it for passengers seat, but it dont work on my s60 2006
@@Techscrews There must be something you aren't doing right. Try using only the switch's first stage for manual lift/drop.
Tried like 4 times… still auto downs after auto up..
also s60 ?
S70
try this: ruclips.net/video/xyrwpbb2hAw/видео.html
You just hold it till it goes up not that hard!
That’s an option if you don’t want to free your hands right away. But if you want that auto raise then you gotta do what you gotta do.
Passenger widow don't go up or down
there is for passenger window ruclips.net/video/blvhq86g5Hw/видео.html
Worked for Me, Thanks 🫡
Thank you! Worked on my 2006 XC90
Thank you!!
Thank you!!