Indexing windows?
My Corvette is setup so my windows open about 1/2 inch when I open the door and then when you close the door the window will close all the way,its called indexing and it makes it so you don't have to slam the door because it lets pressure out in the car, can I set my 2016 F150 to do this?
My Corvette is setup so my windows open about 1/2 inch when I open the door and then when you close the door the window will close all the way,its called indexing and it makes it so you don't have to slam the door because it lets pressure out in the car, can I set my 2016 F150 to do this?
Regardless, the F-150 has vents to relieve the pressure difference in the cab when closing doors, so you wouldn't notice a difference.
I believe the Corvettes do this as a result of having frameless doors. Since the windows seal directly to the car instead of a door frame, they lower to release.
Regardless, the F-150 has vents to relieve the pressure difference in the cab when closing doors, so you wouldn't notice a difference.
Regardless, the F-150 has vents to relieve the pressure difference in the cab when closing doors, so you wouldn't notice a difference.
Like they all have said. It is because there isn't a top window frame, not to make it easier to close. Unless you can find me a vehicle that does this with a window frame.






