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I have an 06 EX Coupe...

I'm second guessing myself now, but aren't both windows one touch?

I just realized I have to hold the button down to make the passenger window go down. I seem to remember that it was one touch to make it go down, but that you had to hold the button to make it go up. Am I right about that? Are both windows one touch, or just the driver window? Is the driver window one touch up and down and the passenger window one touch down only? Or is the passenger window not one touch at all?

I know this sounds crazy. You know how you don't think about something until it isn't there. If there is something wrong with the passenger window, is it controlled by a fuse?

 
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the passenger is not one touch, only the drivers side window.

 
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Generally, most cars are just one-touch power windows on the driver side.

 
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Doesn't it get annoying when it seems the whole door is bending and unbending each time you roll your windows up and down? Makes the car feel a little cheap.

 
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Every car I every had, had done what you describe. When the window goes up after being down, the whole inside panel kind of moves up. My toyota does it, my scooby did it, my honda does it.

 
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you high,...{*_*!

 
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wait..can you switch the passenger side button for another driveside autoswitch on the passenger ? and how come you cant press the unlock button on your key three times the window doesnt go down...?

 
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sorry, only the drive side has one touch up and down, but all others are not!!!!
if any car has one touch down it will say auto on the buttons or "all auto" if all windows are able to, but the auto down feature on the remote, sorry to say that civic is cheap enough not to have it, honda put it on accords and up models i believe. but look at the bright side, even DX has power windows, yeah