Power Window Swap Complete!
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Power Window Swap Complete!
I successfully swaped out my manual for power windows this weekend, not really that hard, all i had to do was swap out the motor and regulator(which is a LOT easier to do when you remove the bracket that guide the window), i already had all the wiring ran when i put the locks and alarm in, *** i love power windows, now what to do with all this manual stuff
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Car: 1991 Camaro Z28
Engine: L98 5.7 V8 TPI
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How much did the swap cost you? I am interested in doing it. Do you have any pics from during the process? Thanks
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unfortuanetly no i dont...i can try and type out the most detailed description i can give you though...
i went to a junkyard and got the motor and regulator(which is all one peice), and the console buttons for $120...like i said, the wiring was already ran(it was bundled with my power locks wiring), so i already had half the job killed...
i went to a junkyard and got the motor and regulator(which is all one peice), and the console buttons for $120...like i said, the wiring was already ran(it was bundled with my power locks wiring), so i already had half the job killed...
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yes the whole car was manual everything when i got it...i got a viper alarm, and someone off of here was nice and sold me power locks and wiring, and since he had power windows and locks, the wiring is ran with each other, so when we dropped the locks in, we also took the extra 5 mins to route the wiring for the windows...
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take a look at my tech articles if you're considering adding power windows or power locks. article has a list of the parts you'll need, some pictures and an overview of the install procedure.
http://www.geocities.com/modularmoto...n/powerwindows
http://www.geocities.com/modularmoto...gen/powerlocks
http://www.geocities.com/modularmoto...n/powerwindows
http://www.geocities.com/modularmoto...gen/powerlocks
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Car: 89 Camaro RS
Engine: 305 TBI
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: 2.73
I did the conversion to PWR Windows too.. wasn't sure what to do about the hole from the window crank, so I put a tweeter in it instead. Looks Good.
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where do you plug in the window harness into the fuse block to get the power? ive looked but dont see nothign that could work. is it a direct connection or will i have to run a wire?
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Car: 90 Formula
Engine: 305 TBI
Transmission: 700r4
This might not be very relevant, but how fast do the windows go up? Mine seem to steal power from eachother when I put both up at the same time. Is that just the way they are, or do your (newer?) motors have more pep?
BTW, good work with your swap
BTW, good work with your swap
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Car: 08 Sierra, 08 Silverado, 91 z28
Engine: 5.3, 4.3, 5.7
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Originally posted by MFaulkner
This might not be very relevant, but how fast do the windows go up? Mine seem to steal power from eachother when I put both up at the same time. Is that just the way they are, or do your (newer?) motors have more pep?
BTW, good work with your swap
This might not be very relevant, but how fast do the windows go up? Mine seem to steal power from eachother when I put both up at the same time. Is that just the way they are, or do your (newer?) motors have more pep?
BTW, good work with your swap
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mine in my 4th gen maro do that, the driver steals the power from the passanger. i think its just cause they are old and slow
mine in my 4th gen maro do that, the driver steals the power from the passanger. i think its just cause they are old and slow
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in my dads truck (95 chevy k-1500) they are very fast, about 4 or 5 seconds to roll them down and back up.
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Car: 1987 Trans Am
Engine: tree-fiddy
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ok, i have a question. How in the heck do you get the door panel completely off?? I can get the panel off from the bottom all the way up to the black plastic piece that runs across the top of the door. I need to get this off so i can get the whole panel off.
HELP i need to get this done ASAP as the motor died and the window is stuck about 2-3 inches down.
HELP i need to get this done ASAP as the motor died and the window is stuck about 2-3 inches down.
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