Is it possible?

[me&myVZ]

Hi everyone a really dumb question, I was talking to this guy the other day and he said that his VZ Berlina's window's wind up automaticly when he locks it. Can you set a VZ Executive to do that or do you think he has got something to get his car to do that?
Thanks :rofl2:

 

[ashbox]

didn't think that sort of stuff was factory but i know you can add it with an aftermarket kit.

 

[STEALTHY™]

As above, its usually an aftermarket alarm that does that sort of stuff. Seen one that close the sunroof automatically aswell as the windows

 

[Kal123]

I want this!!!

 

[Surfwagon]

There is a company that has sold a few kits on ebay recently that wind the windows up automatically when you use the deadlock feature (press the button twice).
The ebay starting price was $99 or if you bought it directly form thier shop they are $199.
Sorry can't find the link at the moment.

 

[jellycalais]

Holden Astras have this feature as standard

 

[Benboy]

No, it would be illegal as ADR's stipulate that the windows cannot activate automatically to close. What do you think might happen if a child had their head out through the window waving 'bye bye' to daddy/mummy and suddenly it closed (without warning) and strangled the child. You really do need to understand that certain safety features are designed and built-in to vehicles for a reason and that to interfere with or disable them si not only morally wrong but in most cases illegal.

(Any (ANY) modification(s), unless approved to ADR standards, that change/alter/modify any aspect of your vehicle from the ADR standards/requirements that existed at the time of manufacture of your vehicle are ILLEGAL.)

 

[redrags]

try this site the12volt's install bay - Mobile Electronics Forums they might know of something

 

[STEALTHY™]

No, it would be illegal as ADR's stipulate that the windows cannot activate automatically to close. What do you think might happen if a child had their head out through the window waving 'bye bye' to daddy/mummy and suddenly it closed (without warning) and strangled the child. You really do need to understand that certain safety features are designed and built-in to vehicles for a reason and that to interfere with or disable them si not only morally wrong but in most cases illegal.

(Any (ANY) modification(s), unless approved to ADR standards, that change/alter/modify any aspect of your vehicle from the ADR standards/requirements that existed at the time of manufacture of your vehicle are ILLEGAL.)

LMFAO. put your hand in the window when you put it up, and watch as it magically goes back down (same setup as a roller door).

 

[minux]

No, it would be illegal as ADR's stipulate that the windows cannot activate automatically to close. What do you think might happen if a child had their head out through the window waving 'bye bye' to daddy/mummy and suddenly it closed (without warning) and strangled the child. You really do need to understand that certain safety features are designed and built-in to vehicles for a reason and that to interfere with or disable them si not only morally wrong but in most cases illegal.

(Any (ANY) modification(s), unless approved to ADR standards, that change/alter/modify any aspect of your vehicle from the ADR standards/requirements that existed at the time of manufacture of your vehicle are ILLEGAL.)

What ADR does it state its illegal?

There are a few cars on the market that come from factory with this option...