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tjh566

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Is there anyway to make the passenger window go automatically down like the drivers side does when I hit the switch?

Thanks!
 

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yep, theres a black box inside the door panel(if youve ever taken it off you should know the one im talking about) you just need to wire up one of those to the pass window
 

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urban96 said:
yep, theres a black box inside the door panel(if youve ever taken it off you should know the one im talking about) you just need to wire up one of those to the pass window
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what do you mean by "one of those?"
 

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wire that little box(dunno the name of it) into the pass window wiring just like it is on the drivers side
 

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if you wire the box to the pass side window, does it auto drop by pressing either the drivers side pass button and the pass side botton? Or does it just work on the pass switch?
 

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Why do you need the window to do that?
I dont even like the driver's side to do it...Hard to just "crack" the window open.

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That freakin module confused the **** out of me when my window motor went out. You have to have to door hooked up to get power to the window motor lol that took me a good 20 min to figure out.
 

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Synned said:
That freakin module confused the **** out of me when my window motor went out. You have to have to door hooked up to get power to the window motor lol that took me a good 20 min to figure out.
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haha, that module for me is going out i think. I had to deal with it the other day

does anybody else's just stop working for some reason, then start up like 1 or 2 hours later

in response to the first poster's question. To get to that module, to see what it looks like or whatever, you have to remove the driver's side door panel. the box is on the panel side, opposite metal, and is connected with a plug. to get the door panel off, i'd look up in one of the stickies if you don't already know
 

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if anyone needs one they want to try and make one for the pass or the drivers goes out, i have one i need to get rid of..

jason
 

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http://www.cardomain.com/ride/593952/4

write up on how to do it


the kit
http://www.ponyperformance.com/specials2.html
 
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So to my understanding I dont need to buy anything just quick spilce the wires from that module to the pass switch? And the switch and the passengers door would still be normal as in no auto-down?

Thanks Guys
 

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man, that's an awesome kit! getting me one asap. thanks for the posts, urban.
 

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donjohn said:
haha, that module for me is going out i think. I had to deal with it the other day

does anybody else's just stop working for some reason, then start up like 1 or 2 hours later
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For about 8 years now, my pass window has not worked when the temp gets below 45* here, then works when it warms up. Since that happens about twice a year and my car is in the garage, I really never have dealt with it.

Anyway, is this related to the same problem?

RC
 
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