automatic window

[justint]

Hi, does anyone know if the 2009 Camry can open all the windows with the remote like acura, honda? I think this is good for hot summer day. Thanks.

[GT-R]

No. Unless you get the aftermarket alarm system.

[theslowone]

no but the dealer can turn off the drls, and make all the doors unlock with one push. like mine.

[Tobeit]

Originally Posted by theslowone

no but the dealer can turn off the drls, and make all the doors unlock with one push. like mine.

+1, same here. I think automatic lift of all windows with a remote is dangereous...your kids neck could be in the window.

[Dna_splice]

anything is possible
juss gota get a good alarm/remote system
and someone who knows how to install it
get and auto start while your at it

[Yazovets]

Originally Posted by Tobeit

+1, same here. I think automatic lift of all windows with a remote is dangereous...your kids neck could be in the window.

True but these days cars with auto-up windows have pinch detection. Heck I even remember on our old 1997 Audi A4 1.8T quattro that had pinch protection back then.

[Tobeit]

Originally Posted by Yazovets

True but these days cars with auto-up windows have pinch detection. Heck I even remember on our old 1997 Audi A4 1.8T quattro that had pinch protection back then.

ever dare to test that on your kids neck if it works well? I tested a few and had to pull pretty hard to make them stop.

[SimplyACruiser]

Why would someone use an option like that with kids in the car? Kids that are free to move around at that....

[theslowone]

i know my wifes old tc had auto up and down both sides......one day i was waxing it and left my rag drapped over the window, i hit the roll up switch and walked away, i stopped just in time to rememeber i left my rag and say it going up. i jumped but was too late it went all the way up hit the top of the frame and them went all the way back down. that was neat but scary test.

[Yazovets]

Originally Posted by Tobeit

ever dare to test that on your kids neck if it works well? I tested a few and had to pull pretty hard to make them stop.

Of course not. I have tested this feature using my arm. Works well enough.

[workerant]

Originally Posted by Yazovets

Of course not. I have tested this feature using my arm. Works well enough.

Have U test it with your neck? Just use your hand to kinda strangle your neck see how U like it.

Anyway, I still like this feature and I don't have kids so assuming all my adult passengers are smart enough not to mess around and get their neck pinched.

[new echo owner]

Interesting thread, the OP is asking if he can have all the windows down with his remote when it is hot out and everyone else were discussing how dangerous it will be to close the windows with the remote.

N.E.O.

[darksparkz]

Haha.

Yeah, doesn't work from factory. Gotta get aftermarket system installed for it to work. Lexus has them though, so maybe you can get a relay from some of their cars.

[skyxliner]

http://www.viper.com/P-530T/Window+Automation+System


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[Tobeit]

Originally Posted by new echo owner

Interesting thread, the OP is asking if he can have all the windows down with his remote when it is hot out and everyone else were discussing how dangerous it will be to close the windows with the remote.

N.E.O.

Originally Posted by djkor

LOL. Well you definitely know who actually read the original post.

I actually read the OP but stated that I think it would be dangerous anyway (and therefore imply I would not want it if it does exist) ...I replied to a post stating it is not possible with the OEM system. Got to read all of the posts .