power or manual windows?
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power or manual windows?
I've replaced the driver's door on my truck, and the new one came configured for power windows instead of manual windows like the original.
To get an operational window, will it be easier to run power to the power window, or swap the manual mechanism from the old door to the new door? Note that I intend to sell the truck, so it doesn't matter either way. I'm looking for the least labor intensive method to get the window going.
To get an operational window, will it be easier to run power to the power window, or swap the manual mechanism from the old door to the new door? Note that I intend to sell the truck, so it doesn't matter either way. I'm looking for the least labor intensive method to get the window going.
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Yes, the door stamping is the same power and manual. Just drill out the 4 rivets holding the manual regulator to the door, then do the same to get the power one out of the old door. Put the power regulator in the new door using bolts/nuts in place of the rivets. The power window wiring will transfer right over to the new door as well--holes are all there. Manual door probably only has a speaker wire going to the door--that all comes out and is replaced by the power window door harness that also includes speaker wire.
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Brad, Joshs 93 (obviously new) has cross posted this question several times, He has power windows and needs to replace his door, he is trying to find out if he can use a non power door and put his power stuff in it ...
He has been told YES more than once!
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fh : )_~
He has been told YES more than once!
-Enjoy
fh : )_~
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