Why do my electric windows wind down when I turn the door key and hold it clockwise on my 1998 Audi A4 Avant 1.9 TDi
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A4 Electric Windows?
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Cos somebodys hooked up/programmed something back to front, they're supposed to close, so presumably somethings literally crossed the wires.
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supposed to close, so presumably somethings literally crossed the wires.
Turn the key in the opposite direction and the windows wind down
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Should that say content? :-)
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So you can let the heat out on a hot day before getting in the car!
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Cetified content free as well?
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Presumably so that it will cool down faster on a hot day when you are getting in. If you do the same when the car is unlocked, do they all wind up again (something that's rather more common) ?
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Well, unless it's supposed to do that (RTM!) this could be happening for the same reason you can get into any recent Golf etc with just a screwdriver - there's a design flaw that tips the central locking & windows if you force the lock to/beyond its end stop.