Chevrolet Captiva Service & Repair Manual: Power Window Reset
Normalized Procedure
| A window motor that has not been normalized will no longer perform express up and express down functions. This may occur during following conditions: When a window motor has been disconnected or replaced, when a door harness has been disconnected, or when battery has been disconnected or replaced. |
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Starting with window completely up, press and hold power window switch until window is fully open and continue holding switch down for approximately five seconds after window is completely open. |
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Pull power window switch up until window is fully closed and continue holding switch up for approximately five seconds after window is completely closed. |
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Window should now be normalized and window should perform express up and express down functions properly. |
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Relearn Procedure
| A relearn procedure may need to be performed for any Local Interconnect Network (LIN) window motor for following conditions: When window glass is out of alignment, when window glass has been replaced, when door has been replaced, or when window regulator has been replaced. |
| Prior to performing relearn procedure, vehicle must have all four wheels properly inflated and mounted, vehicle must be sitting on a level surface and all doors must be completely closed. For vehicles equipped with a folding convertible top, top must be closed and firmly latched. |
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With a suitably programmed scan tool, select "Module Diagnosis, Body Control Module, Configuration/Reset Functions," then select appropriate "Clear Window Learn Values" for window motor requiring relearn procedure. |
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After learn procedure, exit scan tool learn procedure completely. Power window cannot be normalized and will not function until you exit program. |
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Starting with window completely up, press and hold power window switch until window is fully open and continue holding switch down for approximately five seconds after window is completely open. |
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Pull power window switch up until window is fully closed and continue holding switch up for approximately five seconds after window is completely closed. |
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Window is now reprogrammed. |
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Chevrolet Captiva's power window reset procedure involves a few steps to ensure smooth and proper functioning of the power windows. There are two main procedures commonly used: the normalized procedure and the relearn procedure.
The normalized procedure is relatively straightforward and typically involves fully closing and then fully opening each power window individually. This action helps the window motor recalibrate and reset its position, ensuring accurate operation.
On the other hand, the relearn procedure may involve additional steps, such as holding the window switch in a specific position for a set amount of time or performing a sequence of actions to reset the window's programming. This procedure is often used when the power window system requires a more extensive reset or reprogramming.
Both procedures aim to reset the power window system's memory and calibration, addressing issues such as erratic operation, slow movement, or failure to respond to commands. It's essential to follow the specific instructions outlined in the Chevrolet Captiva's owner's manual or service manual for the correct procedure based on the vehicle's model year and equipment.
By following the recommended power window reset procedure, Captiva owners can ensure optimal performance and functionality of their vehicle's power window system, enhancing convenience and comfort while driving.
Front
1.
Release tabs and gently pull down to
remove overhead console.
2.
Remove overhead console assembly and
disconnect electric ...
Lower
1.
Remove cargo accessory shelves.
2.
Remove rear seat belt anchor bolt.
3.
Lift storage compartment lid.
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Overhead Console
Rear Quarter Trim Panel