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Old 02-27-2010, 02:12 PM
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I have a 2007 TSX. Has anyone with a TSX or other Acura had any problems with windows going down on their own? Early on, I had a few experiences where windows would go down, maybe halfway, without me realizing it (either while it was parked, or as I parked it. I would have noticed it being down while I was driving.) But they were the types of things that you just can't believe it, so you forget about it. It only happened once or twice.

Now, both passenger side windows seem to have dropped slightly, just to the edge of the bottom of that upper rubber seal. The window "up" button has no effect on either of them, and I've been leery of checking to see if they go down.

There doesn't seem to be recall for this, I guess because it's not a safety issue. I haven't checked with the dealer about it yet.

Anyone have any similar experiences? Thanks for any responses.
 
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Old 02-27-2010, 09:46 PM
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Old 03-09-2010, 09:49 AM
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Salam Guys,

I cannot shut down my computer properly. I am using main power button to turn it off because once you click on shut down icon , you get the messege that window is sutting down but then it just get stuck there AND windows dont shut the computer even after many hours and laptop get turn off automatically because of low battery.

Whats wrong with window vista or my laptop
 
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