It's spring time in Central Texas and I'm loving driving my new rig around with all the windows open, including rear sliding and moonroof. Only thing is it's kind of a pain to close them all individually every time I leave the vehicle. I thought I saw a post awhile back that said something about auto closing all the windows using the key fob to lock up. Am I imagining this or is it a thing?

 

I know this is a thing with other manufactures, like holding down unlock to lower all windows and holding lock (on the FOB) to raise them all. I thought I tried this on my truck already and it didn't work but I could have been imagining this ever happening. I'm in dreamland most of the time so remembering actual reality is difficult. Anybody with experience with mescaline can relate I'm sure.

 

you know......
the first gen kr super duties had a thing for the sunroof, if it was left open...it would close by itself after ten or so minutes.
i bet there is a tongue out, one leg stance, key fob click that would close everything...these puppies are pretty advanced
its in there somewhere....we just havent found it yet

 

I hear ya, pulling up on those little buttons might eventually wreck your fingertips?

 

Good question and idea....when closing up the truck I fill like I'm doing a pre flight

 

my wife's fusion closes and opens the windows from the fob, it would bother me a little if my truck thats twice the price and the same brand vehicle wouldnt have this option...

 

Let's bump this back to the top. After driving my new truck for 1 day with all the windows/moonroof open, I'd love to be able to close everything with 1 button. Any ideas?

 

Oh yes!! If you can remember the 60s, you weren't there!!! Of course the "BoozeDaily" probably doesn't help!!

 

So on my audi i used a program called VAGCOM with usb to OBDII cable from RossTech. there were pretty cool things in the car you could reprogram including all windows up and down with the keyfob.

Is there an equivalent Ford software?

 

anyone with a '15 able to try this and confirm?
http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-in...he-key-remote/