Is anyone else able to roll up/down the rear passenger windows from the driver controls or rear door controls, after parking and turning off the engine? Before I open any doors, I can control the radio and front windows for ~10 minutes after turning off the engine, but I can't operate the rear windows. Is this normal? My 2015 and 2022 Explorers did not have this behavior.
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Operate rear windows after parking & shutting off engine
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Ford went cheap on the rear doors without including a control module for the windows. They are power windows like the 1980s.
This is disappointing since the 2016 Fusion we had allowed for this level of control; we could also open and close front and rear windows with the key fob. Alas, they did not spend money on the turbo for the Fusion as it lasted ~100k and then died.
Hoping for better turbo longevity from the ST.
This is disappointing since the 2016 Fusion we had allowed for this level of control; we could also open and close front and rear windows with the key fob. Alas, they did not spend money on the turbo for the Fusion as it lasted ~100k and then died.
Hoping for better turbo longevity from the ST.
