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Feb 25, 2025 | 04:50 PM

#16

dnoel

Mountain Pass

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Originally Posted by AmateurWheels

My 24 built 2/24 had the bouncing issue. Emailed my service guy, after trying the reset procedure multiple times... He said there is a software update for that, took it in (1/2025) they did it while I waited (and watched from a distance) 2 weeks later same deal. I have to take it back in.

Please update. I have tried the programming several times on my 4/24 build and the bounce keeps coming back (driver and passenger). Never an issue on my 2017 truck. Thinking something with the window regulators?

May 24, 2026 | 11:52 AM

#17

Jimincolorado

1st Gear

Joined: May 2026

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Quote:

Originally Posted by zeroo

iI believe I did the last steps all on the secod(full press/lift) detent. I practiced it and wrote it on a piece of paper in an easy to follow short hand. My window is still fine. I believe I was the cause of the issue in the first place by holding the button too long on auto..or something. They dont operate exactly as the previous models do, or feel like they do.

I tried to remedy mine with the "roll it up and hold 5 seconds" method but it comes down immediately and that did not work.

I tried several times following the instructions in the picture above in a hurried "Why did they make this so hard?" way and it didn't work. I made an appointment at the dealership but they said they would have to "diagnose it" which sounded to me like they're gonna charge me for it.

I got more determined to fix it myself. I followed the steps EXACTLY. I discovered that the steps say the engine must be running, I was doing it with the engine off. And there's a difference in the steps between pushing to the first detent and the second detent that I didn't notice when in a hurry. I finally followed the instructions exactly and now works fine.

I do think that it's caused by caused by something when operating the buttons. There have been a couple times when I was trying to put the front window and back window up or down at the same time and holding onto both buttons, I realized I didn't need to hold onto the front button, release it, but may have accidentally pressed the button or something. I think that's what caused it for me because it's the second time it's happened. But the instructions in the picture did work when I followed them very, very carefully.

Thanks for posting the instructions, Zeroo, and saving me a trip to the dealer and likely arguing about paying for it. I would have argued because the window was doing it while still under the three-year bumper-to-bumper warranty and I took it in for an oil change and I asked them to calibrate the window, they returned my truck and said there was nothing wrong with with the window. So I still thought it should be done under warranty. But doing it myself means I didn't have to argue with them about it.

Last edited by Jimincolorado; May 24, 2026 at 12:01 PM.