4.0

definitely annoying
Typical Repair Cost:
No data
Average Mileage:
90,000 miles
Total Complaints:
1 complaints

Most common solutions:

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problem #1

Feb 012015

Traverse LS 3.2L V6

  • Automatic transmission
  • 90,000 miles

Super Bowl Sunday, snowing like crazy in Chicago area, my kids go out sledding and while getting them back from the hill my doors get snow all over the interior. Driving home, all of sudden my rear passenger window starts going down on its own. At first I'm yelling at the kids to stop messing around and they say they aren't doing it. Luckily I was eventually able to override the window with the driver's controls and get it up, had to pull the breaker fuse which took me forever to find. FYI, it is BEHIND the glove box, you have to drop the glove box out of the way, REALLY a pain to get to.

So I pull the breaker fuse, let the car dry out for a few days, it's February so not a big deal if the windows don't go down, put the breaker back in, everything seems fine, figure it's just that the snow melted into the switch and closed the circuit and all's well. Then last week (April 12th) driving along, bright sunny day and it does it AGAIN. WTH? Anyone else seen this happen?

- jdvpil09ct, Villa Park, IL, US