Why do my Skoda Roomster's windows stop working when it rains?
I have a 2007 Skoda Roomster. When it rains my electric windows don’t operate. After a dry day they work again. Is there a known problem with this fault? Now they have stopped working completely. Can you tell me where the component that operates the windows is located please?
Asked on 3 August 2013 by RW, Witney
Answered by
Honest John
This has been a well-known problem with VAG cars for more than 20 years. The locking and windows ECU is inside the driver's door, which is a very wet place, and eventually moisture penetrates the waterproofing and gets into the ECU. I receive two or three complaints every single week about this.
Another reason is accidentally pressing the keyfob buttons a second time then holding them down, but not in your case.
Another reason is accidentally pressing the keyfob buttons a second time then holding them down, but not in your case.
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