Window up/down using key
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From: Palm Springs, CA, USA
1991 300e 2.6
Window up/down using key
I can only close all my windows and roof with the key through the trunk and sometimes the passenger door. And sometimes when it feels like it, it'll open everything with the key. Any way to fix this easily? a DIY? 
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From: Palm Springs, CA, USA
1991 300e 2.6
Welp.. After a few tries the driver's side lock doesn't do it at all
. The passenger and trunk lock do roll em' down. The trunk and passenger lock do roll em' up but only if it feels like it lol. SHE HAS A MIND OF HER OWN! or maybe something messed up. If there is any way to fix that I hope it's easy Possibly a DIY.
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From: Portland Area
2000 C230K and 2002 ML320
Funny enough... my car did the same thing... I changed ALL fuses in the car and now it works everytime... also, if one of your windows or sunroof doesnt close all the way (or the system senses ones not closed fully) the key won't work.
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From: Ohio
1992 400E
AFAIK, the windows and sunroof will only all roll down if you've already started rolling them up. This is just a saftey feature for when you start to roll up the windows like that and a stupid kid puts his hand through the crack, or something. This is at least true on my '92.
As for why your's doesn't work on the driver's side, I'm not sure, but there may be a wire or something that's loose/broken/grounded/whatever.
As for why your's doesn't work on the driver's side, I'm not sure, but there may be a wire or something that's loose/broken/grounded/whatever.
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From: Anaheim, CA
a TVR Cerbera Speed Twelve
AFAIK, the windows and sunroof will only all roll down if you've already started rolling them up. This is just a saftey feature for when you start to roll up the windows like that and a stupid kid puts his hand through the crack, or something. This is at least true on my '92
