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I have a 99 mustang and the passenger side window has stopped working, and I figured if im gonna replace it i might as well get it to do what I want. My friend has a 11 mustang and i like that auto crack feature when you open the doors, and I was wondering if there was anyway I could get mine to do it. Could I modify the regulator and motor from a new mustang to fit my car or is it done by the computer/ecu?
 

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That auto-crack feature that you saw, was it from a convertible?

Is yours also a convertible?

Using OEM parts to get your windows to do what you want them to do would not be a simple task. It would probably be easier and cheaper to find an aftermarket solution.

I would have thought that a 99 Vert would do this already but I confess that I've never checked.
 
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No my friends car is a 11' coupe and mine is a 99' coupe I heard it might be done with the ecu in the new ones
 

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Kyle363 said:
No my friends car is a 11' coupe and mine is a 99' coupe I heard it might be done with the ecu in the new ones
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I think that, that is correct. My wife's 06 vert did it and it was ECU.

This is why I think that an aftermarket solution might be your best bet.
 
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I have been looking for an aftermarket solution and have yet to find one
 

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I have, 2000 GT vert and it does not have it. I wish it did. It's a cool feature.
 

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They make tail lights that blink in patterns but no auto-drop feature for verts.

Crazy industry. lol

Maybe one of the [USERGROUP=72]@Premium Sponsor[/USERGROUP] have the ability to make something like that?
 
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