Well, i tried to start my car today, and no lights came on. Even just trying the accessories... no luck. I keep pressin the button blah blah and finally get out my voltmeter. I have about 3.4V on my battery!
What can cause this to happen so soon? The car is 7 months old!!!
yea went and had it replaced. need to talk to infiniti about the dang windows now. the auto-up does not work at all and the windows go down all the way when the door opens, not just that one and a half inch.
yea went and had it replaced. need to talk to infiniti about the dang windows now. the auto-up does not work at all and the windows go down all the way when the door opens, not just that one and a half inch.
This EXACT thing just happened to my wife the other day in her 08 G37. She was holding the window switches down for a long time trying to open the passenger side window, but the window lock button was pushed in or something...anyway she blew the "programmed" stops for the window motors. I repeated a procedure I saw posted here a week or so ago about how to reset the stops and it worked like a champ....no dealer visit necessary for that. Do a search for the reprogram fix or pm me if you want it.
I am having the same problem. I have a '08 G37S that is just now a year old and I've had issues with it starting. I am not leaving anything on but the battery is dying....when I finally get it started my windows start acting crazy. I took it to the dealership and they couldn't find anything wrong with it. Have you had any luck in finding a solution?
Yah my battery died on me so I had them recharge it. I noticed it running down again so I took it in again and this time had it replaced. No problems thus far. Probably a bad battery from the outset (anyone else think the battery looks ridiculously small for all the computer crap the car has?). Anyways, regarding the windows, with the power on, hold the switches in the window up position for a while (they said a minute but it's not that long). That allows them to go up all the way. Interesting to see I wasn't the only one this happened to...
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