Auto down windows
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Originally Posted by aortizexcursion
I could just use the window switch from the driver side window on the rest of them. Would this work?
No that would not work, the one touch down feature is controlled by the GEM (General Electronic Module).
To fit the feature to the other windows you would have to wire each window individualy with it's own one touch down modulecontrol module.
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Dereck
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Originally Posted by Dereck
Hi Aortizexcursion
No that would not work, the one touch down feature is controlled by the GEM (General Electronic Module).
To fit the feature to the other windows you would have to wire each window individualy with it's own one touch down modulecontrol module.
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Dereck
No that would not work, the one touch down feature is controlled by the GEM (General Electronic Module).
To fit the feature to the other windows you would have to wire each window individualy with it's own one touch down modulecontrol module.
Regards
Dereck
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Hi Aortizexcursion
It would be simple to wire in a one touch down module for each window.
I think the best place for the one touch down modules would be in each door, you would have to simply splice into the existing wiring on the switch and window motor.
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Dereck
It would be simple to wire in a one touch down module for each window.
I think the best place for the one touch down modules would be in each door, you would have to simply splice into the existing wiring on the switch and window motor.
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Dereck
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Thats exactly what I wanted to hear. I would need 3 switches like the driver side one and also that module.
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I'd love to do this as well...I probly would have asked the same question at some point.
VA, its not being lazy...its a matter of reducing workload for the driver!
I am accustomed to having auto up and down mirrors on all windows from my previous vehicles...it really is a very nice feature that anyone would enjoy if they had it. I run with my windows down almost all time around town and would love to not have to hold the buttons........ok maybe a little lazy!
VA, its not being lazy...its a matter of reducing workload for the driver!
I am accustomed to having auto up and down mirrors on all windows from my previous vehicles...it really is a very nice feature that anyone would enjoy if they had it. I run with my windows down almost all time around town and would love to not have to hold the buttons........ok maybe a little lazy!
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Originally Posted by VaSheriff
But............ aortizexcursion said he is doing it for his "passengers". 
good point, I want the same thing just for different reasons...I don't care about the passengers!
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Originally Posted by aortizexcursion
I would need 3 switches like the driver side one and also that module.
You only need three one touch down modules and splice them into your exsisting wiring.
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Dereck