Jquery Help

[webbrowser]

I have a jquery slider with 5 slides on the front of a website i'm working on. I bought a template and am modifying it to suit my needs. The 5 slide have to be clicked before they move. Is there a way to automate it so they move automatically themselves? Here is the code

;(function(jQuery)
{
	jQuery.fn.extend
	({
		accordionSlider: function(options)
		{
			var defaults =
			{
				animationDuration: 500,
				ulClass: 'sheets-gallery'

		};

		var options = jQuery.extend(defaults, options);
		var masterCount = jQuery('.'+options.ulClass+' ul li').size();

		return this.each
		(
			function(idx, item)
			{
				var o = options;
				var itemNum = idx+1;
				var p_id = '#li'+itemNum;

				toggleForward(p_id);

			}
		);

		function toggleBack(id){
			jQuery(id).click(function(e) {
				var classN = id.replace('#','');

				if(switchC(id,classN+'Open',classN+'Closed')){
					jQuery(id).unbind();
					toggleForward(id);
					findElementsBack(id);
				}					
			});
		}

		function toggleForward(id){
			jQuery(id).click(function(e) {
				var classN = id.replace('#','');

				jQuery(id).unbind();
				toggleBack(id);
				findElementsForward(id);

			});
		}

		function findElementsForward(id){

			var tempId = id.replace('#li','');

			for( i=tempId; i >= 1; i--){
				if(i != tempId){

					var className = 'li'+i+'Open';
					var classNameC = 'li'+i+'Closed';
					if(jQuery('#li'+i).hasClass(className)){
						//do nothing
					}else{
						if(switchC('#li'+i,classNameC,className)){
							jQuery('#li'+i).unbind();
							toggleBack('#li'+i);
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}

		function findElementsBack(id){

			var tempIdBack = id.replace('#li','');

			for( i=tempIdBack; i <= masterCount; i++){
				if(i != tempIdBack){
					var className = 'li'+i+'Closed';
					var classNameO = 'li'+i+'Open';
					if(jQuery('#li'+i).hasClass(className)){
						//do nothing
					}else{
						if(switchC('#li'+i,classNameO,className)){
							jQuery('#li'+i).unbind();
							toggleForward('#li'+i);
						}
					}
				}				
			}
		}

		function switchC(id,from,to){
			jQuery(id).switchClass(from, to, options.animationDuration);
			return true;
		}			
	}
});
})(jQuery);

[Bonesnap]

Take a look at the setTimeout() function. You can get many other examples with a quick Google search.