when i unlock my bmw 3 series, 2002 all the windows go down

Asked by bmw2002 Mar 21, 2011 at 03:59 PM about the 2002 BMW 3 Series

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Submariner answered 12 years ago

I'd guess the car key has been programmed to an individual setting. Thus these setting engage when you unlock. Apparantly the setting on your key tells the car that "you" want the windows down. The key reprogrammes with a little button pushing. Basically it just like fiddling around with the buttons on a digital watch. I'd think a (BMW) garage will help for free.

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James answered 12 years ago

My Owners manual says if you hold the key in the unlock for 2 seconds it rolls the windows down.

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Sean answered 12 years ago

sunroof opens too. lock button does not do the opposite (in US at least) but twisting the key and holding the lock position in the door does.

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