2014 jaguar f type roof issue
 

Can someone tell me that when they put up the top if they hold the button does the windows go up,also.
Before the winter I thought my windows went up, now they don't. Before I go to jaguar, I wanted to verify this.
I don't think I am crazy

Mine definitely does not automatically put the windows up. I asked the dealer, and they confirmed that you need to manually raise the windows after raising the roof. Definitely one of my bigger annoyances with the car. There are very few scenarios where one would raise the roof and not also want the windows raised. It should be the default behavior, but it isn't.

I would also think that it should be fixable via a software update. Maybe if we all lobby Jaguar...

Thanks. Wired. I thought they went up when you kept pressure on roof switch. They
Go down when you are putting down top
Really it must of been a long winter for me not to remember.
B well

not going back up, here either ... ding dong ... roof done ... now close your windows.

I'll make it unanimous, so far. They do go down automatically when putting the top down, but not back up automatically when the top goes up.

Maybe I am thinking of my old aston Martin
Again if you hold the button thy don't go up. They should for the $$$$

Thanks

The smart top add on mentioned in this forum adds all those features, plus access from the key fob. 10m installation, and we'll worth it. I love mine

Possibly. My DB9 raises the windows as part of the raising the top. In pretty sure my XK8 did the same.

Yup - windows do not go up. I will install smart top once my car is done sleeping.....

Lot of smart top owners on my previous Merc forum. They all loved it!

Mine raises the windows if you keep holding the roof switch after the tone that indicates it is latched.

That is what the dealer said. I called 2 dealers one said yes other no. The windows should go up.
As you can see we have many different answers.
Can't believe it. I thought the windows went up before winter now don't.
I guess I am going to dealer and test drive a car then complain if the windows go up.
That is a nice feature. Even if I got smart top if the windows don't go up stock it won't work either.
Thanks for replys

That's odd. Mine definitely goes up at the end of roof up or roof down.

Probably needs to be activated in the vehicle settings, i.e. the dealer should be able to turn it on with the SDD diagnostics system.

I know with earlier models, the US-spec models would not "global close" from the remote, but the UK/EU/ROW-spec cars would. It had to be activated on the US cars.

No coincidence that the two Aussies with ROW-spec cars have it, but the US guys don't...

I have the R coupe so this thread does not apply to my car. However, I do find this thread amusing as I can remember the days when we had to manually raise and lower the convertible top (usually in the pouring rain) and then manually roll up the windows. So complaints about having to electronically raise the windows (oh my!) are interesting.

Yes, more "first-world problems."

;)

Yes, first world problems for sure. Nonetheless, we now live in a time where the expectations for a vehicle of this caliber and cost have risen dramatically. I tend to doubt that your manual roof, manual window roadster cost nearly double the US annual household income at the time. For whatever reason, Jaguar (US) seems to have missed the mark on a couple of details like the locking gas cap (not an issue for me), and this one.

I've ordered the SmartTop, and it's due in tomorrow. I hope to install it over the weekend, and will report back on it's operation.

The windows always went back up after either raising or lowering the roof. But install the smart top. You can operate the roof and windows from the key fob. Really a wonderful addition!

Tell me about this smart top where you get it and how you install it?

My old BMW would drop the top from the key fob as you were approaching which I loved, would like to be able to do this on my F.

**edited to say don't worry, a Google found it and an Australian distributor**