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One thing I've noticed that Honda should change on the Accords is that when
the window lock is set by the driver, the driver should still be able to
operate the windows while locking the other passengers, i.e. kids out.
Anyone else annoyed by this?




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On Sun, 18 Jul 2004 02:34:43 GMT, "LBJGH" <bite_mee@hotsnail.back>
wrote:

>One thing I've noticed that Honda should change on the Accords is that when
>the window lock is set by the driver, the driver should still be able to
>operate the windows while locking the other passengers, i.e. kids out.
>Anyone else annoyed by this?

1. Yes
2. Hondas have been like this.

Bye,
Leon

agreed
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> One thing I've noticed that Honda should change on the Accords is that
when
> the window lock is set by the driver, the driver should still be able to
> operate the windows while locking the other passengers, i.e. kids out.
> Anyone else annoyed by this?
>
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"LBJGH" wrote

> One thing I've noticed that Honda should change on the Accords is that
when
> the window lock is set by the driver, the driver should still be able to
> operate the windows while locking the other passengers, i.e. kids out.
> Anyone else annoyed by this?

No me. My driver's window still works when I've locked out the other three
windows.

'04 Accord EX sedan

On 7/19/04 10:56 AM, in article cdgqui$ibk$1@oasis.ccit.arizona.edu, "Howard
Lester" <hlester@mmto.org> wrote:

>
> "LBJGH" wrote
>
>> One thing I've noticed that Honda should change on the Accords is that
> when
>> the window lock is set by the driver, the driver should still be able to
>> operate the windows while locking the other passengers, i.e. kids out.
>> Anyone else annoyed by this?
>
> No me. My driver's window still works when I've locked out the other three
> windows.
>
> '04 Accord EX sedan
>
>

He means the other windows - the ones that are disabled by the master
switch. No one is saying the driver's window is being disabled.

> One thing I've noticed that Honda should change on the Accords is that
> when
>> the window lock is set by the driver, the driver should still be able to
>> operate the windows while locking the other passengers, i.e. kids out.
>> Anyone else annoyed by this?<<

I spent my first 23 years of driving with manual windows. Power windows freak
me out - I appreciate the lock, it keeps me from accidently opening the back
windows (yes, I've already done this, the first week I owned the car).

"E. Meyer" wrote

> > No me. My driver's window still works when I've locked out the other
three
> > windows.
> >
> > '04 Accord EX sedan

> He means the other windows - the ones that are disabled by the master
> switch. No one is saying the driver's window is being disabled.

Ah, thank you. Now I see what the "problem" is.