Disconnected my battery and guess what--

[jig47]

redsle-- I did as you suggested and you are indeed correct, I got about an additional 2 inches. I can't wait to show the wife if ya know what I mean.

[2AZ-FE]

Bump.

Man, am I glad I found this thread. I disconnected the battery in the driveway, for about 20 minutes then reconnected it. Just the driver's side window stopped working while it was in the down position. It was a Sunday, so I was out of luck. Moonroof was sluggish, too.

Ended up disconnecting/reconnecting the battery again, then followed the reset advice in the 2 separate posts above. They both work fine now. Weird. Thanks guys.

They should include this stuff in the Owner's Manual, instead of that cryptic message about not disconnecting the battery without consulting the dealer.

[michaels artic frost]

Just so you guys know. This has happened to me on multiple ocassions and I never once took it to the dealership. Honestly, this has probably happened to me about a dozen times.

Okay, sunroof 1-touch button does not work at FIRST...AT FIRST after the battery has been disconnected. Just keep pressing it for a few times and I left it alone after 10-15 minutes and the 1-touch sunroof was back to normal. It's nothing to worry over. I never had to turn off the car or do any of the reset instructions. I was on the highway.

Second, the 1-touch auto roll up and down for the driver side window, this has never happened to me, however I do have additional relays on mine to have auto up and down on both, the driver and passenger. Therefore, I can't really comment on this.

Hope everyone was able to get their window and sunroof back to working condition.
-M