Power windows (some models)
The driver's door has switch 1, which operates the driver's window, and switch 2 for the front passenger window.
On 4-door models, switches 4 and 5 operate the left and right rear windows respectively.
The passenger door has only switch 3, which operates the window in that door.
The power windows only work when the ignition switch is in the "ON" position.
To lower the window, press the upper part of the switch. To raise the window, lift the upper part of the switch.
The driver's door is equipped with an automatic down function for the driver's window. To activate it, press the switch fully and release it. To stop the window before it is fully lowered, lift the switch briefly.
If your vehicle is designed for left-hand traffic, the driver's window also has an automatic up function. This means the window can be raised without holding the switch in the up position. Press the switch up fully and release it. To stop the window, briefly press the switch.
WARNING When using the automatic close function while raising the window, make sure there are no hands or other obstacles in the window's path.The driver's door also has a lock button for the passenger windows.
When this button is pressed, the passenger windows cannot be operated with switches 2 and 3, or with switches 4 and 5 on 4-door models.
To restore normal operation of the switches, release the lock by pressing the button again.
WARNING The window lock button should always be pressed when transporting children. A child may be seriously injured if any part of their body is caught by a moving window.Test yourself
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