Where is the hidden one-touch window lift function located in the older model Citroen C-Quatre?
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Inside the driver's door trim panel. Below is the relevant introduction: Exterior: The Citroen C-Quatre features a highly innovative design that gives a unique feel, making it very popular among young people. At the front, the two headlights are cleverly integrated with the grille, while the ducktail design at the rear enhances the car's elegant and generous appearance. Performance: The Citroen C-Quatre boasts excellent performance. The overall vehicle appears very stable and substantial. It offers high precision, especially with its steering wheel, which provides excellent handling and precise directional control, making it very convenient to drive. Additionally, the car's chassis is extremely stable, ensuring a particularly relaxed experience during long-distance travel or highway driving. The visibility is also outstanding, thanks to the large windshield that offers a particularly wide field of view, greatly enhancing the driving experience for the owner.
I drove an older Citroen C-Quatre for several years and discovered that it indeed has a hidden one-touch window lift function, operated via the window buttons on the driver's side door armrest. Typically, after lowering the window, if you press and hold the lift button for five to six seconds, you'll hear a slight 'click' sound, indicating that the one-touch window lift is activated. I've tried it multiple times, and it's very convenient, especially for quickly closing the windows on rainy days. If your car doesn't respond, it might be due to a system power loss causing memory loss or aging button contacts—simply relearn the function. Older cars often have these little surprises; for example, some models can also set a one-touch sunroof closure in a similar way. Remember to use the function regularly to keep it responsive.
