How to Close Car Windows After the Engine is Turned Off?

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Selena
07/28/25 8:55pm
Methods to close car windows after the engine is turned off: If the car does not have an automatic window lift function, you can only restart the ignition to close the windows. For cars with an automatic window lift function, the windows will automatically close about 5 seconds after the engine is turned off, though this may vary depending on the brand and model. For example, models like the Golf or Mercedes-Benz B-Class allow the use of the remote key to close the windows. By pressing and holding the lock button on the remote for about 5 seconds, all windows will automatically close. The design, structure, and quality of car windows significantly impact the driver's visibility, passenger comfort, aesthetic appearance, and aerodynamic characteristics. Typically, car windows are designed as curved, sealed structures. Rubber sealing strips are used between the window frame and the glass to connect them, providing both sealing and cushioning effects. This prevents damage to the windshield in case of deformation due to stress on the car body.
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Cupid
08/12/25 1:38am
When I first started driving, I often forgot to close the windows and had to restart the car to operate them. My experience is that if the car has a delayed power-off function, the window switches can still be used within ten seconds after turning off the engine—quickly close them. If not, don’t press the brake pedal and press the start button to the ACC position to close the windows. You can also try holding the remote lock button for three seconds to automatically close the windows, as many cars support this. Develop a good habit of checking all windows before parking to prevent rain or thieves from taking advantage. Getting into a wet car on rainy days is too troublesome, and adding an automatic window-closing module is also cheap—just a hundred bucks or so. In short, simple operations save hassle and ensure safety—don’t miss these practical tips summarized by experienced drivers. Now that I’ve changed cars, I still use this method and have taught many friends.
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