My cousin today showed me how he just pushes a button and the windows roll automatically down. I have a 99 civic ex with power windows and i was wondering if they make it for my car and where I can get it at.
I'm confused... If you have power windows, your window button should have an "auto" feature where if you push it all the way down, you should feel a small click and the window goes down by itself without you having to hold the button down.
no im talking about, he acutally stood outside of the car and used a wireless remote and pushed a button and both windows rolled down and the sunroof went back.
That's not stock. Not that I have heard of. Many aftermarket alarms have a channel for the windows and/or extra accessory do dads. I did one a few years ago that the owner was able to turn the stereo on and off with, as well as roll the windows up and down. The stereo on/off was because he left it on pretty loud a few times when he came home and then in the morning it was blasting when he hit the remote start. He wanted to be able to turn it off from inside the house without having to run out to the garage and turn the stereo down.
This was a few years ago and alarms have gotten considerably smarter so I am sure there are even more options.
I've never heard of it before. Waste of money IMO.
My friend had an old BMW 7-Series that when he turned the key in the door lock from the outside and held it, all the windows would roll up and the doors would lock. I'm pretty sure it was a factory feature too. Thought that was neat but that's pretty much it. Are you that lazy that you can't roll them up yourself before getting out?
yeah, get any after market alarm kit. seriously almost ALL of them have it in them, even the cheep $30 ones that everyone says are crap have them in there. its pretty simple to wire it up to.
tsx's come with this feature. if you hold the unlock button all windows roll down and sunroof opens. if you put the key in the driver door and hold it in the lock position everything closes.... it's not soo aftermarket.