Window Problem
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Window Problem
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My battery died in my 2005 mustang. Something that is kinda crappy is that when the battery is dead you can't put the car in neutral. Thats one problemI have had. The big problem is that after charging my battery, now my auto roll-up feature on my window doesn't work on the driver side. When i get out it lowers, but after closing the door it won't go back up. Anyone have the fix for this, or amI needing a trip to the dealer?
My battery died in my 2005 mustang. Something that is kinda crappy is that when the battery is dead you can't put the car in neutral. Thats one problemI have had. The big problem is that after charging my battery, now my auto roll-up feature on my window doesn't work on the driver side. When i get out it lowers, but after closing the door it won't go back up. Anyone have the fix for this, or amI needing a trip to the dealer?
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From: MO
RE: Window Problem
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ORIGINAL: jasong61
Alright,
My battery died in my 2005 mustang. Something that is kinda crappy is that when the battery is dead you can't put the car in neutral. Thats one problemI have had. The big problem is that after charging my battery, now my auto roll-up feature on my window doesn't work on the driver side. When i get out it lowers, but after closing the door it won't go back up. Anyone have the fix for this, or amI needing a trip to the dealer?
Alright,
My battery died in my 2005 mustang. Something that is kinda crappy is that when the battery is dead you can't put the car in neutral. Thats one problemI have had. The big problem is that after charging my battery, now my auto roll-up feature on my window doesn't work on the driver side. When i get out it lowers, but after closing the door it won't go back up. Anyone have the fix for this, or amI needing a trip to the dealer?
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: San Angelo,TX fighting polygamy since 4/4/08
RE: Window Problem
You can put an auto in neutral when the battery is dead. It is in the manual too. (hint: lift up the little plate on the right side of the shifter housing)
Some older electronic transmissions do not have this feature, but ours do.
Some older electronic transmissions do not have this feature, but ours do.
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From: CA
RE: Window Problem
ORIGINAL: dotsonian
You can put an auto in neutral when the battery is dead. It is in the manual too. (hint: lift up the little plate on the right side of the shifter housing)
Some older electronic transmissions do not have this feature, but ours do.
You can put an auto in neutral when the battery is dead. It is in the manual too. (hint: lift up the little plate on the right side of the shifter housing)
Some older electronic transmissions do not have this feature, but ours do.
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Joined: Sep 2006
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From: San Angelo,TX fighting polygamy since 4/4/08
RE: Window Problem
ORIGINAL: 05MustangSally
Yes, some automatics in newer cars have this feature. Unfortunately, I've known some who can't even can't the thing open because you have to use a key. But that's why it's good to have a manual trani
ORIGINAL: dotsonian
You can put an auto in neutral when the battery is dead. It is in the manual too. (hint: lift up the little plate on the right side of the shifter housing)
Some older electronic transmissions do not have this feature, but ours do.
You can put an auto in neutral when the battery is dead. It is in the manual too. (hint: lift up the little plate on the right side of the shifter housing)
Some older electronic transmissions do not have this feature, but ours do.
Our autostake a key too, the ignition key.
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