How to activate the one-touch window lift for the Civic Sport?

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VanElliana
07/29/25 12:11pm
The one-touch window lift function of the Civic Sport does not require activation and can be used directly after purchase. The features of the Civic Sport are as follows: 1. Keyless entry: When the owner approaches the door with the key, the key's inherent frequency matches the signal sent by the car's controller, allowing the owner to directly touch the one-touch lock button on the door handle to open the door. 2. Anti-pinch window function: When the AUTO button is pressed and the window automatically rises, if an obstacle is encountered, the window glass will stop rising and instead descend immediately. Additionally, upon sensing an obstacle, it will reduce the upward force.
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