Where is the rear window switch located?
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The rear window switches are located on the door panel next to the driver's seat, typically arranged in pairs (front and rear windows) with the upper button for raising and lower button for lowering. Reasons for closing windows during highway driving: When driving at highway speeds (typically between 60-120 km/h), keeping windows open can severely interfere with the driver's normal operation and judgment, creating significant safety hazards for passengers. Additionally, open windows create air vortices that substantially increase driving resistance, leading to higher fuel consumption. Troubleshooting window malfunction: If window initialization data is lost during vehicle startup (due to battery disconnection or power/ground wire disconnection of the window control module), simply reset the system by: 1) Turning on the ignition, 2) Holding the window switch in the upward position until fully closed, then continuing for 3+ seconds, 3) Immediately pressing down to fully open and holding for 3+ seconds, then repeating the process once. For windows obstructed by dust/dirt accumulation, clean while operating the switch by wrapping chopsticks with damp tissue to wipe the window edges.