How do I fixed Passenger Window going up and down on its own on a 2012 Ford Fusion.
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Asked by Brayden Feb 20, 2019 at 06:27 PM about the 2012 Ford Fusion

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Can someone please tell me, how do I fix my
Passenger side window on my 2012 Ford
Fusion? The window keeps rolling up and
down all by itself and I need to fix it now.
Please tell me how I can fix this. Thanks!

3 Answers

GuruCQDXC answered 5 years ago

did you just put window blinds on front windows if so you have to reset your child protection safety switch

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Tina answered 3 years ago

Sage the car. Stop giving rides to transparent people on dark abandoned highways in the middle of the night! :-)

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