How to Close the Windows After the Engine Stalls?
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If the car does not have an automatic window lift function, the windows cannot be closed after the engine stalls. The only solution is to start the car engine first and then activate the vehicle's electronic system to close the windows. For cars equipped with an automatic window lift function, the windows will automatically close within about 5 seconds after the engine stalls. Here are the detailed steps: 1. Open the driver's side door. 2. Press the car's brake pedal. 3. Press the car's one-touch start button. 4. The car's dashboard will light up. 5. Use the window lift switch on the driver's side to raise the window. 6. Ensure the window is fully raised.
How to close the windows after the engine stalls? I encountered this situation before when driving an older car. After stalling, the windows could still operate for a while because the engine was off but the electrical system still had power, usually with a delay function of one to three minutes. During this time, you can simply press the window button on the driver's seat to close all the windows, so don’t worry. If it doesn’t work, it might be due to a nearly dead battery or a blown fuse. In such cases, it’s best to start the engine for a minute or two, close the windows, and then stall the engine again. Regular maintenance of the electrical system is important, such as checking the battery and circuit contact points periodically, to avoid similar issues. Closing the windows after stalling is crucial to prevent rain or insects from entering and dirtying the interior. Newer car owners usually don’t have this problem, as the design is more intelligent.
