Nearside (left) front window opening itself

[SuperH]

I've had the same issue around 4 times now since getting my car at the end of November - three on the drivers side and one on the passenger. I suspect the sensor is too sensitive, but as there's no regular frequency/apparent cause or similar circumstances I've yet to report it to my dealer (but plan to if it happens again). I've been lucky in that it's only done it when I've been in the car, rather than returning to the car to find it's a security hazard.

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[PaoloPix]

I found the left front window half open several times and the left rear window once.
Sometimes I noticed it when I got out of the car while other times I didn't notice if the lowering occurred when the door was closed or later.
I haven't been to the dealership yet because it's far away and on the phone I got the impression that they don't know the problem yet.

 

[Awaz]

Doing this may solve the issue.

https://www.macanevowners.com/forum...front-window-opening-itself.18907/post-293739

 

[thealbs]

Doing this may solve the issue.

https://www.macanevowners.com/forum...front-window-opening-itself.18907/post-293739

Thanks - but I do that every time it happens.

I also suspect this is all that the dealer did when they had the car for an entire day, although they say they did a ‘full reset‘ - wherever that is.

Either way, neither worked as the issue continues to reoccur.

 

[LivingTheDream]

I too have followed that procedure multiple times and still have this issue. Just happened to me for the first time in a place other than my garage. Came back from a hike with my son and the driver’s window was half open. Ug.

Between this, and the firmness with which one must close the doors, I am now convinced that Porsche needs to reprogram how the windows operate. They need to go down a bit more when you close the door, and they need to stop randomly opening. I’m not looking forward to coming back to my car and having a window half open and ruining my full weather interior because it’s raining.

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