Multiple times, but most recently 12/26/2017, I have gone to enter vehicle and found the windows down a few inches. They went down on their own when the vehicle was not running. I know they were not left down because this has happened in winter, and even in warm weather I do not drive with the windows down. Other (probably related) problems: engine completely stalled and power steering gone while driving 30 mph; Electrical system warning light coming on repeatedly, even after replacing alternator; lights blinking when van not running; rear defroster not working.
This is extremely scary to have the windows decide to go down by themselves. This has only happened, so far, when the car is shut off and the key is not in the ignition. What if this happened during inclement weather while driving and the windows would not go up or if it happened while in a parking lot and we were not in car (as it did today while we were at the movie theatre).
WE HAVE HAD WINDOWS GO DOWN ON THEIR OWN. WAKE UP WINDOWS DOWN, DOORS UNLOCKED, DRIVER'S SEAT MOVED, DASH LIGHTS OUT, HEADLIGHTS GO ON AND OFF, WOKE UP TO DEAD BATTERY ...ENOUGH ALREADY CHRYSLER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FIX THIS BEFORE SOMEONE GETS KILLED !!!!!!!!!!!!
- Jeanette L.,
Campbell River, British Columbia, canada
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Multiple times, but most recently 12/26/2017, I have gone to enter vehicle and found the windows down a few inches. They went down on their own when the vehicle was not running. I know they were not left down because this has happened in winter, and even in warm weather I do not drive with the windows down. Other (probably related) problems: engine completely stalled and power steering gone while driving 30 mph; Electrical system warning light coming on repeatedly, even after replacing alternator; lights blinking when van not running; rear defroster not working.
- Paula B., Cottrellville, US