gils maui pony

I just got my car jumped (battery) and now the driver window does not go up Automaticly. manualy its good and the passenger side is good....what could of happened?..I read in another thread that disconnecting the battery could cause reset issues with the windows and to refere to the O/M for assistance..I didn't see anything in my book...

gils maui pony

and now I just noticed when I shut the door, the glass doesn't go back up into the weather strip. i opened the door, drew up the window and shut the door not thinking about the glass hiting the W/S and thought I broke the glass!!!!....any corralation between the two?

JaggedEdge

Yes, Look in the manual that came with the car on how to set.

Nuke

There's a recalibration procedure in the OM.

Adam

I disconnected the battery when installing my HID headlights and the windows remained calibrated.

talldude100

THAT'S CALLED INDEXING....IT'S IN THE MANUAL, EASY TO DO....

gils maui pony

Who would of known that? I thought my sweetie was finaly showing its age.

Thanks everyone, I love this site, If not for the wealth of iimmedite info, it's also fun for preventive measures for future hardships....


Aloha,
Gil,

07 Stang

For future references and a good bookmark. BTW, it's on page 43 or 44.

Online Manual;

http://www.autodealertools.com/quick...05/Mustang.pdf

Nuke

I'm not sure what the rhyme or reason is for when it happens and doesn't after a battery disconnect. I've disconnected the battery multiple times and never had to do the recal. My GUESS is that as long as the doors have not been opened or closed (or simply left untouched in whatever state they were in from the disconnect to the reconnect), they should retain their calibration. No big deal though, since the manual describes it as an EXPECTED OCCURENCE.

rogan01

Same thing happened to me last weekend - again - thank god for this forum. Thanks to all.

btw - the manual is OK but nothing beats the help of our forum mates : )