We have remote power windows?
Thanks for the heads up, vie had my ram for over a year now and never knew about that. I tried it also on my '10 charger r/t and the windows don't go down on that. But with remote start i don't Really think that im missing out on much there. Any word on if theres a way to roll them back up without turning the truck on and such?
Because of our litigious society we live in, they won't take a chance that one day someone may have their arm/hand/leg sticking in our out the window when you inadvertently close the windows and the person looses a body part.
Just as the OP noted, he inadvertently opened the windows. Stands to reason it'd be just as easy to close them the same way, God forbid, when a child is in the truck with an appendage sticking out the window. You can imagine the law suit!
I'd love the feature too, but it's just not worth the risk for Dodge to install this feature. It'd be a law suit waiting to happen.
They won't do it for liability.
Because of our litigious society we live in, they won't take a chance that one day someone may have their arm/hand/leg sticking in our out the window when you inadvertently close the windows and the person looses a body part.
Just as the OP noted, he inadvertently opened the windows. Stands to reason it'd be just as easy to close them the same way, God forbid, when a child is in the truck with an appendage sticking out the window. You can imagine the law suit!
Because of our litigious society we live in, they won't take a chance that one day someone may have their arm/hand/leg sticking in our out the window when you inadvertently close the windows and the person looses a body part.
Just as the OP noted, he inadvertently opened the windows. Stands to reason it'd be just as easy to close them the same way, God forbid, when a child is in the truck with an appendage sticking out the window. You can imagine the law suit!
They won't do it for liability.
Because of our litigious society we live in, they won't take a chance that one day someone may have their arm/hand/leg sticking in our out the window when you inadvertently close the windows and the person looses a body part.
Just as the OP noted, he inadvertently opened the windows. Stands to reason it'd be just as easy to close them the same way, God forbid, when a child is in the truck with an appendage sticking out the window. You can imagine the law suit!
I'd love the feature too, but it's just not worth the risk for Dodge to install this feature. It'd be a law suit waiting to happen.
Because of our litigious society we live in, they won't take a chance that one day someone may have their arm/hand/leg sticking in our out the window when you inadvertently close the windows and the person looses a body part.
Just as the OP noted, he inadvertently opened the windows. Stands to reason it'd be just as easy to close them the same way, God forbid, when a child is in the truck with an appendage sticking out the window. You can imagine the law suit!
I'd love the feature too, but it's just not worth the risk for Dodge to install this feature. It'd be a law suit waiting to happen.
Rob



