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Timed Power windows modification. 200

posted by  machine man on  Wed Sep 9 21:10 CST 2015
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Hey Brickboarders!

I want to still run the windows up and down for about 30 seconds after I have turned the key off.

I thought about the dome light delay switch on the 240's but it's time dependent on how long you leave the door open!

It might be alright that it would allow using the windows by just opening the drivers side door too!

I have thought about a hidden override switch too.

Anyone ever added an "adjustable time" delay OFF relay into the windows circuit? What did you use?

Does anyone know of what other model Volvo's use a headlight delay relay or other relay that work the same way?

Need an idea of the best place it in the wiring after the ignition switch.

All my other cars have manual windows and I can't seem to be able to train myself on this '91.

Usually, I have gotten out of the car and then realized that I have left one down or need to adjust them for a dog.

Thanks
Phil






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