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Looking at trucks on-line and I see an odd switch/button in the overhead console.  What is this switch?

 

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Could that be the power sliding rear window control switch?

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10 minutes ago, belchfire said:

Could that be the power sliding rear window control switch?

That's exactly what it is. 

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Deleted...Oops, just too early in the morning for me...

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29 minutes ago, M1ck3y said:

Comes in handy if you ever have to transfer small quantities of stupid long lumber. 

Very true. Another good use for me is that I have a topper and my dogs travel with me in the bed. It's an easy way to have access and as well as keep an eye on them. I always try to have the sliding rear window in all my trucks. 

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7 hours ago, mikeyk101 said:

 

Very true. Another good use for me is that I have a topper and my dogs travel with me in the bed. It's an easy way to have access and as well as keep an eye on them. I always try to have the sliding rear window in all my trucks. 

Unrelated, but kinda related, I have cats and opened the ski pas-through in my 1990 525i when I moved to Phoenix for a bit so my cats could go into the trunk for food, water and a litter box while I made the long trip from Florida.
@mikeyk101 , indeed, great use! :)

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18 minutes ago, MikeBMW said:

Unrelated, but kinda related, I have cats and opened the ski pas-through in my 1990 525i when I moved to Phoenix for a bit so my cats could go into the trunk for food, water and a litter box while I made the long trip from Florida.
@mikeyk101 , indeed, great use! :)

So, I am guessing it took only "one time" forgetting the litter box in the trunk on a hot day to never do it again🤔🤣😂😯

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Just now, JimCost2014 said:

So, I am guessing it took only "one time" forgetting the litter box in the trunk on a hot day to never do it again

LOL! It was a long trip, a few pet friendly hotels and the car had air conditioning.
Litter box changed at every stop.
I have a great story about the stop in New Orleans, with the cats, but that is a better story for the off-topic forum, as well as when my deaf cat escaped the hotel room in Phoenix at a mountain resort. 🤪

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