Kuki_350

when you pressed the lock-window button (where passenger cannot roll down the window), can the driver still able to roll down the passenger windows? I thought the driver still be able to roll the windows, i've never noticed that until i disconnect the battery. Man, i am not making any sense now. Hope you guys got what i am asking and be able to answer.

thanks!

Cali2is

If you disconnected your battery, then you need to reset the driver window controls. Use the switch at each door and move the window all the way up then back down again.

Bichon

Here is a thread describing your problem: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=291026

This is from our FAQ thread, stickied at the top of the forum. Highly recommended reading for participants in this forum, as their is LOTS of good information there.

albert_23

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you can only roll up/down the driver's window if u press the lock-window button. if u disconnect the battery then u have to reset all the windows. go to each window controls and roll window all the way down, hold for 2 seconds, roll all the way up, hold for 2 seconds and do this to all the windows.

ISF_GG

iTrader: (2)

Yup, a little research goes a long way .

mikes rx

iTrader: (14)

Like albert said, the window lock button and the battery disconnect are two different and independent issues.

1) If you press the window lock button, only the driver's window works. This is the way toyota does their window lock button, versus other manufacturer's who do let you roll down the other windows from the driver's side

2) If you disconnect your battery, you have to go to each door and roll the window up and down in order to use the driver's control buttons.

IS-MIKE

When I saw "roll windows?" in the thread title I was expecting to see pictures of roll up crank windows or something in a 2nd gen IS. I was disappointed.