1stgear

On my '87 911 I could roll up the windows AFTER shutting off the igntion - key in off position. (Once key was pulled from ignition, I couldn't.) On my '95 993, the igntion still has to be in the running or "on" position to roll them up. Is this normal with these models?

Arena993

As far as I know it is. I have never done it the other way. The Lexus I have you can remove the key from the ignition and as long as you don't open the door you can close/open the windows and sunroof for about 1 minute. I never heard of this functionon a 993.

FisterD

That is normal. Key needs to be on to power windows.

ilko

Yep, normal.

1stgear

Thanks! That makes me feel better. Strange that my '87 seems more advanced. As long as I didn't pull the key from the ingition, I could open/close the windows.

nile13

'87 could have been a grey import. European cars in Europe generally retain ACC power even after the key is out.

Jaap968

On some Porsches (ie 944/968) you can roll up the windows with the key out off the ignition as long as the door is open,does that work on a 993?

97Targa

Mine only work with the key in the "on" position.