All four Windows of my ford fusion were down after locking.

Asked by GuruL119K Apr 12, 2019 at 06:11 PM about the 2013 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: General

All four Windows of my ford fusion were down
when I went to leave from dinner out. It was locked
as usual when I left it.

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2017 Ford Fusion Remote Window System Opening and closing the windows on your Fusion with the Ford Global Window System is as easy as pressing a button. Following the steps below, you’ll be able to roll up or roll down all of the windows and open/close the sunroof via your key fob. To Open Windows: Unlock Vehicle Press and Hold the Unlock Button for 3 Seconds You can Stop the Windows Going Down at Any Point By Pressing the Lock or Unlock Button Once To Close Windows: Press and Hold the Lock Button for 2 Seconds and Windows Will Begin to Roll Up

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