[BUXX]

Originally Posted by soumobakshi

It Controls all the 4 Power Windows. As per information from Dealer it is an approved accessory and they do not cut any wires but uses approved connectors to connect to the existing wiring.

Hi, Could you post some pics of this UP module- quite a useful thing to have !

[saket77]

Originally Posted by BUXX

Hi, Could you post some pics of this UP module- quite a useful thing to have !

Up module is a small box shaped module which rolls up all power windows windows of the car once it is locked using the remote. Remember that the up modules will be different for cars with just 2 or all 4 power windows. Cost was about 2K (for the 4 power window version) when I got it installed in my Zen about 2 years back.
The only drawback I feel after installation is that you cannot park your car with widows slightly open (like in sun) as the up module will make sure that all windows are rolled up completely once you lock your car. Also, manually locking car from inside triggers the up module.

Here is a pic from internet:

[Swift]

Originally Posted by saket77

Also, manually locking car from inside triggers the up module.

Does that mean the speed sensing lock will also trigger the up module?

[saket77]

Originally Posted by Swift

Does that mean the speed sensing lock will also trigger the up module?

No. Only when you manually lock the driver's door from inside.

Regards.

[Swift]

I had inquired about the window up module with Trident JP Nagar a few weeks back, but then they told me that they were in discussions with the vendor and they were not sure how it would perform etc, and assured me that they would call me once they get some clarity. Overall he did not sound very much interested. Anyone got it done here?

[HillMan]

I am using an up module on my Chevy Spark. The windows go up only when the doors are locked using remote. Manual locking or auto lock of door on ignition does not trigger the power windows. Also the window up-module came with a feature that lets you hold the window up switch for a moment and leave it, the glass goes up all the way.
The installation was not plug and play, the guys tested and snipped wires to make the connections.

How is the behavior on the up-module accessory for Duster?

[SinghP09]

I had my first service today and it was free although the advisor tried to play a sales guy and sell me a few things but that is kind of becoming a trend with all the companies these days. I did see a couple of guys pay Rs 800+ for the first service.
I got a chance to click a few pictures of the changes in RXL(o). Most of the changes have been shared in earlier posts. Engine bay looked a bit different to me:-

[saket77]

Originally Posted by HillMan

Also the window up-module came with a feature that lets you hold the window up switch for a moment and leave it, the glass goes up all the way.
The installation was not plug and play, the guys tested and snipped wires to make the connections.

Yes, the installation was not exactly plug and play for me too. However, not that complicated either. But can you please elaborate that how holding the switch for a while auto-rolls up the windows, esp. when the actual intention might be to roll up the windows partially?

Regards.

[m_upreti]

Originally Posted by saket77

But can you please elaborate that how holding the switch for a while auto-rolls up the windows, esp. when the actual intention might be to roll up the windows partially?
Regards.

Press the switch down once when the glass reaches the position where you want it to be. This is how it functions in my Scorpio.

[saket77]

Originally Posted by m_upreti

Press the switch down once when the glass reaches the position where you want it to be. This is how it functions in my Scorpio.

Umm...still not clear to me. What if I intentionally needed to lower the window a little more (not completely down).

In contrast, I have seen cars which need a little more firm push down/ pull up for the auto roll function to get activated.

Thanks.

[m_upreti]

Originally Posted by saket77

Umm...still not clear to me. What if I intentionally needed to lower the window a little more (not completely down).

In contrast, I have seen cars which need a little more firm push down/ pull up for the auto roll function to get activated.

Thanks.

It works, try pressing couple of times gently to get to the desired level up or down.

[sourabhzen]

How does heating work in Duster (base model)? I can't use heater whatever position my knob is placed.

[HillMan]

Originally Posted by saket77

However, not that complicated either. But can you please elaborate that how holding the switch for a while auto-rolls up the windows, esp. when the actual intention might be to roll up the windows partially?

This behavior on my Spark started after the window up module installation. However this was not a feature advertised on the box or the accessory shop.

The window starts rolling up on pulling up the button for 2 second and leave it. But on pressing the button down (roll down) window will immediately stop the glass at the partial position where ever it has reached. Short burst of button press does not activate the continuous rolling up. Window rolls to what ever position you need.

Pretty nice feature came as a bonus I must say

Originally Posted by sourabhzen

How does heating work in Duster (base model)? I can't use heater whatever position my knob is placed.

Turn off the A/C and turn the know to Red dots. The heating happens from engine heat so you might want to wait a moment to feel the effect after starting the engine.
Usually the coolant circulation pipe is channeled for the air duct that pick up hot air. There are no heating elements. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[sourabhzen]

Originally Posted by HillMan

Turn off the A/C and turn the know to Red dots. The heating happens from engine heat so you might want to wait a moment to feel the effect after starting the engine.
Usually the coolant circulation pipe is channeled for the air duct that pick up hot air. There are no heating elements. Please correct me if I am wrong.

This is exactly what I do in my Swift and it works fine. Sometimes I turn on the AC in case of fogging from inside. However, it is not working on Duster and trying it multiple times with or without Ac has given me cold.

[HillMan]

Originally Posted by sourabhzen

However, it is not working on Duster and trying it multiple times with or without Ac has given me cold.

May be the flaps are not moving right to pull in air from heating vent. Please have it checked. There have been known instances of knobs not functioning properly. The service center will replace the console in such cases under warranty.