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ShotgunZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Would be a nice feature to use sometimes on hot days, especially. Guess I'll just have to stick to the remote start and getting the a/c cranking since mine is a '14! LOL! It would sure speed up the cooling if you could roll the windows down about a minute before the remote start, though.

EXSlider400 Senior Enthusiast

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Crap....14 doesn't have it.....just tried it on a Denali and not in manual...?

 

I wonder if dealer can program it? I had to have dealer program my 07 when I added cruise.

Smoothbassman Enthusiast

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Crap....14 doesn't have it.....just tried it on a Denali and not in manual...

 

I wonder if dealer can program it? I had to have dealer program my 07 when I added cruise.

This is a cool option in the summer. Someone check to see if it can be done.
Mi99z71 Enthusiast

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I myself kinda wish that you could do the opposite and roll up the windows. That way if they were down and it started raining one could roll them up.

EXSlider400 Senior Enthusiast

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I myself kinda wish that you could do the opposite and roll up the windows. That way if they were down and it started raining one could roll them up.

That will be in the 2016 now....?

rocknfire Enthusiast

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Remote up is a safety hazard. GM went away from window up switches that push down to activate for the same reason. Too easy for someone to get caught....ie. a kid or dog.

Evolution4935 Enthusiast

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Remote up is a safety hazard. GM went away from window up switches that push down to activate for the same reason. Too easy for someone to get caught....ie. a kid or dog.

but now you have the anti pinch sensors that prevents such things
SouthernSilveradoGuy85 Senior Enthusiast

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Remote up is a safety hazard. GM went away from window up switches that push down to activate for the same reason. Too easy for someone to get caught....ie. a kid or dog.

 

Ya, but especially on a hot day you shouldn't just leave kids or pets in the vehicle. If you leave someone old enough to keep the kids or pets from the windows then you can just leave the keys with them.

rocknfire Enthusiast

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Ya, but especially on a hot day you shouldn't just leave kids or pets in the vehicle. If you leave someone old enough to keep the kids or pets from the windows then you can just leave the keys with them.

GM can't control that.
SouthernSilveradoGuy85 Senior Enthusiast

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GM can't control that.

 

They can't control a lot of things but they still have the limiter set at 98 mph or higher so who's to stop someone from going lets say 90 in a 55. I guess they should just set it at 75.

rocknfire Enthusiast

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They can't control a lot of things but they still have the limiter set at 98 mph or higher so who's to stop someone from going lets say 90 in a 55. I guess they should just set it at 75.

The governor is set for the tire speed rating.

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