greenwood60641

Ok thanks.  Your picture posted fine here.  I had no idea they created key fob cases.

One last thing.... you stated that you just keep the fob in the case and don't use it.  How about locking the car when you leave.  I'm use to using the fob to lock it when I leave.  I suppose I can just hit the door lock button on the way out.

I have the numbered keypad on the outside too so I guess I can get use to not using the fob buttons.

Thanks for the tip and the link.

Jerry

Hard key case?  I like it.  Great idea.   Just wondering what you use.  Can you post a picture?  

Thanks.

So I parked my Lincoln and went into a building to take care of some business.  I came out one hour later to find the windows down on my 2016 Lincoln MKZ.  At first I thought my car had been vandalized but when I noticed all four windows were down I began to think something else was going on.  No damage and nothing missing from the car.  Later that day I found on the Lincoln  web site a video about the car cooling feature.  Hit the unlock key on the FOB once, pause a moment and then hold down the unlock key for three seconds.  Sure enough, all four windows rolled down.

Problem is I can't figure out how I might have "accidentally" done this with the key FOB in my jacket pocket.

Jerry

Chicago