How to Set Up One-Touch Window Lift for Bora?
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Bora's one-touch window lift function allows all four windows to simultaneously rise when the car owner presses the lock button on the key. There are slight variations in this feature across different versions. For the driver's side window: a short press automatically lowers the window completely, while a short pull raises it to the top. If released during a long press, the window stops descending; similarly, releasing during a long pull stops the window from ascending. Additional details about the one-touch window lift function include: 1. This feature helps drivers maintain focus, particularly in scenarios like highway driving or retrieving parking cards in residential areas, where operating windows while driving poses significant risks. 2. Beyond cost reduction, manufacturers also prioritize passenger safety. If children are seated in the rear, opening windows during travel could potentially lead to hazardous situations.
I often set up the power windows on my Bora myself, and the one-touch up feature is actually quite simple. First, fully raise the window, then hold the window up button for about 5 seconds until you hear a click or feel the system memorizing the position before releasing. Once set, a light tap on the button will automatically close the window next time. When performing this operation, I always make sure the car is turned off and stationary to avoid distractions. If it doesn’t work, it might be due to a battery issue causing a system reset or poor button contact that needs cleaning. The one-touch up feature is really convenient, especially when in a hurry or during rain for quick window closure. I also regularly check the window tracks for dust buildup that might affect operation to prevent malfunctions. As someone who enjoys DIY, I find these small maintenance settings on Volkswagen cars easy to handle, saving me a lot of trips to the repair shop.
