Auxiliary Power once doors go back on?

[Richtor]

When my Bronco was new the radio and auxiliary power would stay on after I turned the motor off until I opened the doors. It’s always nice to roll up the windows without the motor running.

With the doors off this does not work for obvious reasons.
However now that my doors are back on the auxiliary power does not work. All the power from the doors works so I don’t think it’s electrical.

Anyone have any ideas?

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[Gtrekker]

Hmmm... I'd disconnect your battery for a few minutes, then see if that clears the issue.

Simple worth a try...

 

[stuckinohio]

I just put my doors back on today but I didn't pay attention to see if the auxiliary power remains on. I'll try to remember to check tomorrow.

 

[stuckinohio]

@Richtor my auxiliary power does stay active since I have reinstalled the doors (until I open them). Didn't have to do anything special to get it to work.

 

[Ford Motor Company]

When my Bronco was new the radio and auxiliary power would stay on after I turned the motor off until I opened the doors. It’s always nice to roll up the windows without the motor running.

With the doors off this does not work for obvious reasons.
However now that my doors are back on the auxiliary power does not work. All the power from the doors works so I don’t think it’s electrical.

Anyone have any ideas?

Hi there! Will you send us a message with your VIN and your local Ford dealer? I can look into things on my end.

 

[Richtor]

Hi there! Will you send us a message with your VIN and your local Ford dealer? I can look into things on my end.

I rechecked all connection points. I believe that all connection wiring was complete as the windows functioned fine.

I did find that one door while connected was not seated. When both of doors wiring was seated aux power returned after the power train was turned off but before any doors were open.

Thanks

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