[IaAaron]

This is my first post on this forum, so hello!!



I have been living with this question for about a year and was never able to confirm it anywhere. On my old 86 951 the windows would still close if I turned the car off you could operate them until a door was opened. My 968 however does not do this. As soon as the key is off the power to the windows is cut. Is this the way it should be? or is there an issue? Thanks in advance!!!



Aaron R.



95 968 GP White-stock (changing soon)

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[sbdrivingdotcom]

Mine go up and down until I open the door even after the ignition is turned off.

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[xrad]

man, I just had to test this one!



mine go up and down after key removed...and until the doors are opened, too. must be a safety feature for kids who get locked in or something.....



learn something new everyday...

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[IaAaron]

That's what I was afraid of. Now Ive got to figure that out. Any ideas??



[quote name='xrad' post='57082' date='Jul 31 2008, 08:05 PM']man, I just had to test this one!



mine go up and down after key removed...and until the doors are opened, too. must be a safety feature for kids who get locked in or something.....



learn something new everyday...[/quote]

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[Anchorman]

Mine require the ignition to be on - but it's possible that's because of the Window Express units.

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[flash]

i seem to remember that mine worked until i opened the door too - but, as jim, i now have the window express installed too

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[IaAaron]

What do the window express units do? Is it a one touch window switch?

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[flash]

yes - it is a unit that installs in the door that adds the one touch feature

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[Anchorman]

...and it provides "one touch" for opening and closing the windows. To do both sides (driver and passenger) requires two units, one in each door. Pretty much a plug-in installation, the only real challenge (once you've gotten past the "remove the door interior panels") is running a ground wire from the door to a location inside the car. See http://www.paragon-products.com/product_...xpress.htm

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