I might be the only one, but your wording is a bit confusing.

Remotely rolling down your windows is a feature when you hold the unlock button.

Hearing about all the windows rolling down upon unlocking the vehicle is definitely a first for me. I've got an EX-L, but hopefully, someone with a Touring model could chime in about this issue.

 

I don’t know what causes it, but I once got into my ‘17 Elite and all the windows and sunroof were cracked about an inch. I couldn’t tell if all the windows had been cracked overnight, or somehow opened when I unlocked the car. I hardly ever use the buttons my fob though. I hope someone knows because I’d like to avoid doing it again!

 

My EX-L will roll down all windows and open the sun roof a bit IF I hold the unlock button too long. Normal.

 

I've had it happen twice in about 6 months. First time I was confused. The second time I realized it was from holding the fob button for a split second too long.

 

As others have stated, the button needs a quick press and release. If you hold the button down it will begin the "air out" where all of the windows and sunroof open to let hot air out during the summer.

 

Yeah but....
The other morning outside the hotel all the windows and sunroof were wide open. I understand that if you press the unlock button once and then press and hold the windows roll down as long as you hold the button. I can't believe that the fob in my cargo pants pocket was pressed by accident long enough for the windows and sunroof to open all the way - a crack maybe, but all the way takes a solid press for several seconds.

2017 AWD EX-L

 

I found mine did that once back in the Summer. Nothing I did causing this (unless it was triggered unintentionally inside pocket).

 

I would bet on this. I have set alarm off on my other cars by stuff in my pocket. Hasn’t happened to Pilot yet but car is only a few months old.


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Had this on a 12' and thought we lost it on the 17'. Pressed x2 and held the 3rd time. It's to help get the heat out faster on a hot summer day. I actually like the feature and it includes the sunroof which is a bonus. I don't think it's an easy thing to do in our pocket. I believe it has to be more deliberate to work.

 

I've set plenty of car alarms off in my pocket (especially Nissan with the intelligent key, my wife's old Rogue on a weekly basis). I've also owned Hondas that have this feature for the better part of 10 years, not once have I accidentally opened the windows.

 

I had the same issue on my 2017 Pilot Touring Nov 2017 purchase. Keys where not pressed but still windows/sunroof partially opened. Called Honda Support , they asked me to setup an appointment with the dealer to see if Keyfob is transmitting signals even when not depressed. No solution on this issue yet. will post what i find after checking with the dealer. Stay tuned...

 

That would be awesome!

For me no matter how many times I press unlock or how long I hold the button down the windows and sunroof do not actually start to go down (about an inch) until I use the door handle.

 

First the fob, then the phone.

 

Just updating this. There are many examples of Honda owners experiencing windows opening unrelated to touching the FOB in the linked thread.

I had this on my 2004 Acura TL when I parked it at the airport in a thunderstorm and came back to find my radio destroyed.

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Discussion-t5996_ds433522

 

People start new threads on this feature every month. Plenty of threads here on the subject.
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