One touch button for all windows in my convertible?

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I would like to be able to roll all my windows up and down with one touch. I know I'm not the only person that hates having to push four buttons to roll my windows down and up when I put my top down.

I think I would settle for the ability to just touch the four buttons one to roll the windows down and up, but I would prefer to be able to roll them all up and down with one button and even better with one touch.

 

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I'm sure this could be done easily as long as you are confident with your electrical skills. Me on the other hand, I'll press all 4

 

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Clifford makes a module for their alarms called SmartWindows. Lets you have one touch down on all windows...plus you can do it with the remote. I have it on my GT.

 

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Yeah ive seen that module on a 89 its really cool. I would go with that dvicknair.

 

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http://www.webelectricmagazine.com/otw/otwdetails.htm

 

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I do not recommend doing this at all. The passenger side window tends to hang up on the rubber stripping it passes between. When it does I let off on the button so the circuit breaker does not trip.

I suspect a while after you do this you will be making a post that says "my passenger window will not go down anymore"

 

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the web electric kit is awesome

 

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. . . have several Clifford SmartWindows II modules, how many would you like?

 

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When I want my windows to do that, I just get in my wifes Sebring LXi convertible. They all go down automatically when you are putting the top down. Then when I dont want to feel like a girl anymore, I get back in my Mustang GT and deal with it

 

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UhadMEatGT...if you're solution to problems is to just deal with them, then why are you posting in a forum? If you can't help, then don't waste space in the forum.

Thanks for the info Spreadman. I'm gonna check out the Clifford alarms.

 

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I used the kit from Pony Performance to give my passenger window the one touch down feature. Email the guy who sells the kit. It may work for the rear windows too.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/593952/4

 

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propellerhead said:

I used the kit from Pony Performance to give my passenger window the one touch down feature. Email the guy who sells the kit. It may work for the rear windows too.

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/593952/4

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I am with Propellerhead. This mod rocks and I'll bet it would be hella easy to wire in two extra modules for the rear windows. You could put two in the passenger door and one in the driver's side for OTD functionality on all 4. That is for about $29 a window, but Tim at Pony Performance might cut you a break on price just to hear how your application comes out.

It would be the first one I heard of....(all 4)

 

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Really? Back in about 1992, I had an 88' GT vert with one touch on all four windows and the top for both directions.

In addition, arming my Clifford IntelliGuard 600 closed the front windows, then the rear windows, then the convertible top. At the touch of a button after disarming, I could fully open everything as well.

 

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damacman said:

Really? Back in about 1992, I had an 88' GT vert with one touch on all four windows and the top for both directions.

In addition, arming my Clifford IntelliGuard 600 closed the front windows, then the rear windows, then the convertible top. At the touch of a button after disarming, I could fully open everything as well.

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OTD stock??? or your Clifford did it?

I didn't know they had that in '92. Why would they discontinue it, if so?