General How to open and close windows outside of car!

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General How to open and close windows outside of car!

remember to turn the alarm off otherwise when you walk away and leave it with all the windows down,the alarm goes off and all the neighbours give you the "surburban stare"
 
did you also see the thing on top gear where you put the key against your head and it increases the range of the signal!

it works and it's brilliant!

means you can check your car is locked from miles away!:slayer: (not literally miles)
 
Just been reading this thread, I'll give this window thing a try tomorrow sounds awesome! On the remote theres a button with what looks like a boot opening on it, if I press it nothing happens though, anyone know what this is for?
 
Witdabeats said:
Just been reading this thread, I'll give this window thing a try tomorrow sounds awesome! On the remote theres a button with what looks like a boot opening on it, if I press it nothing happens though, anyone know what this is for?

Walk round to the boot, press and hold the button and watch what happens!! Damn shame no vodka appears in the boot, I need some tight noe :D:D:D
 
Doesn't anyone read the manual ? Why do Fiat bother to print it and obviously charge for it, if no-one can be arsed to even flick through it. It has lots of useful info in there. All the above is in it.
 
Stilo_ste said:
Doesn't anyone read the manual ? Why do Fiat bother to print it and obviously charge for it, if no-one can be arsed to even flick through it. It has lots of useful info in there. All the above is in it.

Aye Curmba the Manual!

I, along with other blokes, prefer to ignore the manual.... pah @ instrustions!





Also, I use my wondow opening key to impress with the skyroof :cool:

I never grow tired on my sunroof, she's been in good health for ages too **touches a forest of wood**
 
Stilo_ste said:
Doesn't anyone read the manual ? Why do Fiat bother to print it and obviously charge for it, if no-one can be arsed to even flick through it. It has lots of useful info in there. All the above is in it.


Its a shame the manual is so p**s poorly translated from the original Italian. Spent millions on R&D and give some work experience student a tenner to write the manual.
 
Stilo_ste said:
Doesn't anyone read the manual ? Why do Fiat bother to print it and obviously charge for it, if no-one can be arsed to even flick through it. It has lots of useful info in there. All the above is in it.

It's nice to come on a forum and converse with fellow Fiat owners despite what's in the manual. Some of them members can be friendly too!!
 
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