Window: Autoclose-open System
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Actually, let me look, David sent me the info on it a bit ago.
Still one of my favorite mods to my car.
Still one of my favorite mods to my car.
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But won't this drain the crap out of a battery (Im assuming you mean after you exit the vehicle). Running two electric motors sucks alot off juice outta the stock battery...tht can be bad news for an older battery or a weak alternator.
Just being cautious.
Just being cautious.
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why would it drain the battery?
its on for like 20 secs after you turn off the car most people leave the dome light on for longer when they take groceries out of the car
its on for like 20 secs after you turn off the car most people leave the dome light on for longer when they take groceries out of the car
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i have it on my alarm. When i arm the alarm the doors lock and my windows roll up. It is very very useful. sometimes you dont have all that time to roll your window up so you just turn off the car, get out and hit the alarm. Not sure if this is what your talking about.
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I have it too. If you have an alarm with an accessory output, you can add it. Great feature. I can't be the only one that cuts off the car without remembering to roll up the windows. This way it's not an issue.
It only runs for a few seconds: most models sense the resistance and know when to cut off so as not to damage the motor.
It only runs for a few seconds: most models sense the resistance and know when to cut off so as not to damage the motor.
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I remember REDZMAN bragging about his, LOL. I would too.
I also remember him saying he woudl try to arrange something with kspec so these units could be sold through kspec.com and once he did so a GB was in order.......
I also remember him saying he woudl try to arrange something with kspec so these units could be sold through kspec.com and once he did so a GB was in order.......