FS: C7 Window Valet
03-14-2023, 02:06 PM
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C7 Window Valet
For Sale Top Down Tech, Window Valet $100 firm shipped
The Window Valet™ for C7 provides remote power window control for the 2014 and newer Corvette. The Window Valet™ for C7 plugs into the diagnostics port, near the edge of the dash trim. There's no configuration required. Just plug it in! The Window Valet™ for C7 does not reprogram any of the car's computers. So to reverse the install, just unplug the unit, and the car will immediately revert back to stock.
Usage: To lower the windows via remote, press the remote unlock button three times. To raise the windows, press the remote lock button three times. (Or to prevent the car from blowing its horn multiple times, unlock-unlock-lock may be used.) For the features to activate, the buttons must be pressed in rapid succession, with less than one second between two sequential clicks.
Special Window Venting Feature: The window venting feature allows you to use the remote to leave the windows down about half-an-inch for airflow on hot days. To use this feature, simply issue the remote window up command, wait until the windows have been fully raised, wait a couple of more seconds, and then press the remote lock button one more time. The windows will lower just a fraction of an inch.
The Window Valet™ for C7 provides remote power window control for the 2014 and newer Corvette. The Window Valet™ for C7 plugs into the diagnostics port, near the edge of the dash trim. There's no configuration required. Just plug it in! The Window Valet™ for C7 does not reprogram any of the car's computers. So to reverse the install, just unplug the unit, and the car will immediately revert back to stock.
Usage: To lower the windows via remote, press the remote unlock button three times. To raise the windows, press the remote lock button three times. (Or to prevent the car from blowing its horn multiple times, unlock-unlock-lock may be used.) For the features to activate, the buttons must be pressed in rapid succession, with less than one second between two sequential clicks.
Special Window Venting Feature: The window venting feature allows you to use the remote to leave the windows down about half-an-inch for airflow on hot days. To use this feature, simply issue the remote window up command, wait until the windows have been fully raised, wait a couple of more seconds, and then press the remote lock button one more time. The windows will lower just a fraction of an inch.
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03-14-2023, 07:50 PM
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Instructor
Interested but can you confirm it works on a 2019? The ones I've seen only go through 2017.
03-15-2023, 11:08 PM
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Safety Car
Window Valet Instructions ~
Very cool device and easy to use.
After the Window Valet is installed, by simply plugging it into the OBD Port, on hot days you can lower the windows remotely all the way down to let out the heat before you start the car and turn on the AC, and then raise the windows after you remotely start the car with the AC going.
Very cool device, all controlled from your factory key fob.👍
*I believe they only work on 2014 - 2017 models, unless they came out with a newer version that operates 2018 and 2019 models also.
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Very cool device and easy to use.
After the Window Valet is installed, by simply plugging it into the OBD Port, on hot days you can lower the windows remotely all the way down to let out the heat before you start the car and turn on the AC, and then raise the windows after you remotely start the car with the AC going.
Very cool device, all controlled from your factory key fob.👍
*I believe they only work on 2014 - 2017 models, unless they came out with a newer version that operates 2018 and 2019 models also.
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Last edited by Vetteman Jack; 05-02-2024 at 12:21 PM.
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03-19-2023, 03:59 PM
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I bought my first corvette recently (2017 Stingray 3LT), and just joined this forum. I’m interested in purchasing the window valet that Tom911 is offering. That functionality has been standard in other cars I’ve owned and is very useful in the summer.
Last edited by JPA; 03-20-2023 at 08:02 AM.
03-20-2023, 03:47 AM
#6
Melting Slicks
Window Valet
Window Valet Instructions ~
Very cool device and easy to use.
After the Window Valet is installed, by simply plugging it into the OBD Port, on hot days you can lower the windows remotely all the way down to let out the heat before you start the car and turn on the AC, and then raise the windows after you remotely start the car with the AC going.
Very cool device, all controlled from your factory key fob.👍
*I believe they only work on 2014 - 2017 models, unless they came out with a newer version that operates 2018
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Very cool device and easy to use.
After the Window Valet is installed, by simply plugging it into the OBD Port, on hot days you can lower the windows remotely all the way down to let out the heat before you start the car and turn on the AC, and then raise the windows after you remotely start the car with the AC going.
Very cool device, all controlled from your factory key fob.👍
*I believe they only work on 2014 - 2017 models, unless they came out with a newer version that operates 2018
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03-20-2023, 06:44 AM
#7
Safety Car
@jol
Jol,
l do not know this person that posted this For Sale ad and just noticed he only has a few posts.
I'd suggest using caution due to his low post count, and use PayPal to protect yourself if there is a problem with the sale.
Remember to get pics from the seller, and anything else to be as certain as you can the transaction is legitimate.
Nothing negative about the seller, I'm
just suggesting to use caution with any newer members, or members with low post counts, and I do not want to appear to be endorsing this seller, only the product.
Also, don't forget to confirm with the manufacturer that it will work with your year model.
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Jol,
l do not know this person that posted this For Sale ad and just noticed he only has a few posts.
I'd suggest using caution due to his low post count, and use PayPal to protect yourself if there is a problem with the sale.
Remember to get pics from the seller, and anything else to be as certain as you can the transaction is legitimate.
Nothing negative about the seller, I'm
just suggesting to use caution with any newer members, or members with low post counts, and I do not want to appear to be endorsing this seller, only the product.
Also, don't forget to confirm with the manufacturer that it will work with your year model.
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