When it's hot, how do you leave window/sunroof open a crack when parked?

Asked by Guru9DL97 Jun 04, 2017 at 10:33 AM about the 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe Limited Ultimate FWD

Question type: General

I have a 2017 Limited Ultimate Santa Fe.    Every other car I ever had I could
do this, but I can't figure out how this is done in this vehicle as everything
closes when you turn off the ignition.   On my Audi this was easy, and you could
leave the sunroof in the tilt mode so if it rained everything would stay dry plus
you had great heat venting while parked.

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Derek answered 6 years ago

Things won’t change until Republicans love their kids more than they love their guns. Period. #SantaFe #SantaFeHigh #SantaFeHighSchool https://carrougesonline.com/

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Sollyd123 answered 4 years ago

Right....The SAME Republicans that FIGHT for the rights of UNBORN BABIES. I’m sure you realize your comment has nothing to do with answering the question. You just proved you are a je-rk

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