Doubt it. The method Honda uses to close the windows without entering the vehicle is to take the key out of the fob, insert it into he drivers door lock, turn it to lock once then turn it to lock a second time and hold it.

 

You can only open all of the windows and sunroof using the remote FOB, but can't close them using it. I believe you just press and hold the unlock button and after a few seconds the windows and sunroof open. You can continue holding until they are fully opened or let go anytime to stop them from opening further. Many posts in the past about owner's finding their windows and sunroofs open and wondering why.

My guess is Honda doesn't allow the windows to close the same way because of safety reasons. Heads, hands, pets, etc potentially getting caught in the windows if the button is pushed.

 

If there is a way, no one has gone that deep to figure out it. It's a really stupid concept because rolling them up is probably more important than down. If you look out the window and it started raining it would be great to be able to close things up. The windows are already equipped with an anti pinch system so what's the issue? I would try to see if anyone on the Civic or Accord side has done anything like that.

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Are you it is just about leagal and safety, I can see this feature in many other brands ... BMW, Peugeot, Citroën ... And I don't think they don't care about leagal or safety.

 

However my question it not about the standard setting from the manual (I know it is not possible that way), I am asking if there is a way to change that from OBD.

 

Anything is possible I suppose if you have enough money. I know of no known way to do so at this point however.