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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / February 2007Windows opened on their own
I've just been outside my house and I noticed that all four windows on my 2005 2.0 TDCi were fully open. They were fully shut when I last drove the car yesterday and they were shut when I walked past the car this morning. I was working in my garage today on another car and I had the Focus key fob in my pocket. Is it conceivable that a series of accidental button presses on the fob has done this? TIA,  SignaturePaul Giverin British Jet Engine Website http://www.britjet.co.uk No, your car is possessed. > I've just been outside my house and I noticed that all four windows on > my 2005 2.0 TDCi were fully open. They were fully shut when I last drove [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > British Jet Engine Website http://www.britjet.co.uk > I've just been outside my house and I noticed that all four windows on my > 2005 2.0 TDCi were fully open. They were fully shut when I last drove the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > fob in my pocket. Is it conceivable that a series of accidental button > presses on the fob has done this? Sounds more like an electrical problem, as all windows were affected at the one instance - most likely. An auto-electrician is probably the best route forward, unless it never happens again. "Paul Giverin"wrote... > I've just been outside my house and I noticed that all four windows on my > 2005 2.0 TDCi were fully open. They were fully shut when I last drove the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > fob in my pocket. Is it conceivable that a series of accidental button > presses on the fob has done this? this is quite feasable, if the vehicle has elec windows all round then chances are it has global opening/closing too. to try it out, hold down the 'open' button on the remote for about 5 secs and the car should unlock and drop all the windows. equally, holding the 'close' button will lock the car and close any open windows. hth Signaturegandissy >this is quite feasable, if the vehicle has elec windows all round then >chances are it has global opening/closing too. to try it out, hold down the [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >hth I've just been reading the handbook only 30 minutes ago and discovered this feature. You only have to hold the open button for 3 seconds to activate the global opening. While I was grovelling under another car in the garage, I must have accidentally pressed the button. Cheers, SignaturePaul Giverin British Jet Engine Website http://www.britjet.co.uk >>this is quite feasable, if the vehicle has elec windows all round then >>chances are it has global opening/closing too. to try it out, hold down [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > activate the global opening. While I was grovelling under another car in > the garage, I must have accidentally pressed the button. So they do, I just tried it on mine. Why? I can see the point of closing all the windows as you lock-up the car, but why would I need to open them from outside? Also, I would like the boot to remain locked when I unlock the drivers door. Even in the mode where its one press to unlock the drivers door, and two presses to unlock the passanger doors, the boot unlocks with the drivers door. SignatureGraham. %Profound_observation% Graham. %Profound_observation% "Graham" wrote... > So they do, I just tried it on mine. > Why? > I can see the point of closing all the windows as you lock-up > the car, but why would I need to open them from outside? it's quite nice on a hot summers day to open up remotely and release the scorching air within... Signaturegandissy
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