How to Reset a Honda Power Window Control Unit Using a Scan Tool

Did you just do some work on a Honda power window? Don't forget to reset the power window control unit when you are done!

In this video I show how to reset a Honda Power Window Control Unit using a scan tool. This reset is generally done anytime any of the power window components are replaced. Many times the Auto Up/Down feature on the windows will not work until a reset is done. A regular OBDII code reader will not be able to do this, a Honda factory capable scan tool is necessary. In this case I am using an Autel scan tool to do this but other manufacturer's scan tools can do it as well. Enjoy!

The exact vehicle in this video is a 2004 Honda Accord EX Sedan.

Don't have a scan tool? Reset it manually:    • Honda Power Window Control Unit Reset  

Still having an issue with power windows? Here are some troubleshooting videos:

Troubleshooting a Honda Power Window issue:    • Honda Power Window Troubleshooting Ac...  

Older Honda Power Window Troubleshooting Video:    • Honda Power Window Troubleshooting Ci...  

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