Recently got a recall notification for Canada saying that the force sensor for the windows was set too high for Canadian standards so the force before the window reverses was reduced.
OK no problem, right?
Now that it is -25°C or lower the windows are no longer closing when the door is closed. The small roll down to miss the trim means that when you get out, the windows do not roll back up. They try to, then reverse. Trying to close them from the app outside the car doesn't work either. I have to get in and hold the window switch and even then sometimes it takes a few tries. Not ideal when I parked at the grocery store the other day and my window was open while it was snowing out.
I've tried lubing the window tracks with silicone spray. I will probably have to reach out to service on this. Has anyone else in Canada run into this since the recall last month? Last winter I had zero issues with the windows even at -40°.
OK no problem, right?
Now that it is -25°C or lower the windows are no longer closing when the door is closed. The small roll down to miss the trim means that when you get out, the windows do not roll back up. They try to, then reverse. Trying to close them from the app outside the car doesn't work either. I have to get in and hold the window switch and even then sometimes it takes a few tries. Not ideal when I parked at the grocery store the other day and my window was open while it was snowing out.
I've tried lubing the window tracks with silicone spray. I will probably have to reach out to service on this. Has anyone else in Canada run into this since the recall last month? Last winter I had zero issues with the windows even at -40°.