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Old 11-13-2013, 12:56 PM   #1
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2012 accord auto window function

posting a question for an elderly friend:

He currently has a 2012 Honda Accord. His question, is it possible to disable the window down function built in to the remote key fob.. currently if you hold the door lock/unlock (not sure which) for 5 seconds it rolls the windows down on his car. It has happened a couple of times while the keys were in his pocket and has rolled both windows down on the car while it was raining outside. He would like to disable this function if possible, the Honda dealers Technical Support group says that they have not heard of this issue before and they had no information to assist him.

any information will be helpful. Thanks.
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