I have an armored Freelander (2004). Due to the thick armored glass the tail window window only moves about 1-1 1/2 inch (it has a telescopic cylinder to help the motor raise the window). Whenever I have to disconnect the battery the tail window looses it calibration.
The usual calibration procedures do not work, I guess because the window only travels a very short distance, and probably the control unit thinks there is an error. To get it calibrated it is necessary to remove the glass, put a "normal" glass, calibrate it and refit the armored glass. Quite a lot of trouble and work, and sometimes difficult to get it right.
Questions:
1) Is there a way to get the tail window calibrate if it only has 1 inch to move?
2) Is there a way not to loose the calibration when removing the battery?
I thought about something like a modified "control unit" or a "backup" battery for keeping the memory but I don't know where to start.
Any ideas are welcome. Thanks, Bruno
