Can the cs55PLus automatically close windows when locking the car?
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Changan cs55plus cannot automatically close windows when locking the car because this vehicle is not equipped with an automatic window-closing function. Owners can choose to install a window lift module as an aftermarket modification. Types of automatic window-closing functions: Currently, some mid-to-high-end models are equipped with an automatic window-closing function, offering three modes for owners to choose from. The first mode automatically starts closing windows immediately after the engine is turned off. The second mode starts closing windows only after the driver's door is closed following engine shutdown. The third mode activates window closing when the remote control is pressed. To activate this function: enter the vehicle's system settings interface, select the window switch option. If available, choose "all windows," manually lower all windows, then press and hold the lock button on the vehicle key to complete the automatic window-closing function setup. Methods for installing an automatic window lifter: Currently, automatic window lifters can be broadly divided into two types: those requiring wire cutting and those that don't. Non-wire-cutting automatic window lifters dominate the market due to their lower safety risks and simpler installation. The first installation method involves connecting a decoder in series to achieve the automatic window-closing function. During installation, only the interior trim panel at the window lift switch needs to be removed. Since the upper and lower connectors of the series wiring harness can match the original vehicle connectors, there is no damage to the vehicle's wiring harness. The second installation method involves modifying the vehicle's window-lifting program through the OBD interface, requiring no part removal or circuit modification. However, since it alters the vehicle's computer program, there is a risk of causing program confusion.
I've been driving the Changan CS55Plus for almost a year now, and I've experienced the auto window closing feature when locking the car, which is quite convenient. This depends on the vehicle configuration, as higher trim levels usually come with this setting where the windows automatically roll up after locking. I remember enabling this feature through the central control screen in my car by navigating to the vehicle control options in the system settings and checking the auto window roll-up when locking option. If it doesn't respond, first check if the remote control is functioning properly by pressing and holding the lock button to see if you can manually roll up the windows. The benefits include preventing rainwater from getting inside the car and enhancing anti-theft measures. Additionally, similar features like auto-folding mirrors when turning off the engine are also quite practical, so it's advisable for new car owners to check their configurations thoroughly. Lower trim models might not have this feature and may require installing an additional module, but the best way to confirm factory standards is to consult the manual or ask the 4S dealership. In short, this is a practical safety feature that can save a lot of hassle in daily driving.
