Windows roll down after key is turned off?

[techieman33]

you should try it with the key still in the ignition

 

[Sams01XplrSprt]

thnx jad i am going to check out that site right now

 

[fixxxer]

I was thinking the same thing, turn off the ignition but leave the key in the lock then try it.

 

[bcburlette]

My 01 sport dosnt have this
if only, cuz I have to put my key back in all the time!

 

[sjr033]

my 01 sport dosnt have this
if only, cuz i have to put my key back in all the time!

x2

 

[celly]

I've always known about this feature. I didn't know it worked until I opened my doors. Always thought it was a timed thing. It definitely works on my '99. I tried all 4 windows numerous times tonight just for kicks. Thanks for the tip.

 

[gijoecam]

I've always known about this feature. I didn't know it worked until I opened my doors. Always thought it was a timed thing. It definitely works on my '99. I tried all 4 windows numerous times tonight just for kicks. Thanks for the tip.

It's both, actually. It works for a certain period of time (I want to say up to 2 minutes, but don't quote me on this) or until a door opens, whichever comes first.

My 97 F-150 left the stereo on as well. It went away for the 2000 model year I never bothered to try and make it work, although I know it's just a matter of tying the switched input on the stereo to the accessory delay output from the GEM.

Not sure when they added the stereo to the Explorers' setup.

-Joe

 

[ranger7ltr]

Accesory delay timer...

It also powers the stereo in my 1999 Explorer Sport for 10 minutes ....As long as I don't open any door...And leaving the keys in or removing them didn't matter; windows will go down and up as many times as needed.....