Power rear slider
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Power rear slider
I'm gettin ready to put a power slider in my '02. Can anybody tell me what wires go where? I have 6 coming of the switch and 4 off the motor. Also does any one have a picture of where the motor is attached on the rear of the cab?
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Connect the matching colors for the motor to the switch. Then I would say one of the wires you have left at the switch is an illumination wire. The other not sure, maybe a ground. I hope you get this figured out because I would like to install one of these in my truck as well.
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decided I didnt need one that bad hehe
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I scored the full window assembly and switch for just under $200, putting it in is gonna cost another $95. My problem is that it was out of a wreck so the wiring was cut. I also don't know where the motor is supposed to mount on the back wall
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From 2006 f350 Motor mounts on passenger side just off the moving glass, just below the window
Pin1 VT/LB rear window adjust sw. to motor
Pin2 LB/BK Accessory delay relay
Pin3 BK Ground
Pin4 BK Ground
Pin5 LB/RD Instrument Ilumination feed
Pin6 BK Ground
Pin7 VT/LG rearwindow adj. sw. to motor
Pin1 VT/LB rear window adjust sw. to motor
Pin2 LB/BK Accessory delay relay
Pin3 BK Ground
Pin4 BK Ground
Pin5 LB/RD Instrument Ilumination feed
Pin6 BK Ground
Pin7 VT/LG rearwindow adj. sw. to motor
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From 2006 f350 Motor mounts on passenger side just off the moving glass, just below the window
Pin1 VT/LB rear window adjust sw. to motor
Pin2 LB/BK Accessory delay relay
Pin3 BK Ground
Pin4 BK Ground
Pin5 LB/RD Instrument Ilumination feed
Pin6 BK Ground
Pin7 VT/LG rearwindow adj. sw. to motor
Pin1 VT/LB rear window adjust sw. to motor
Pin2 LB/BK Accessory delay relay
Pin3 BK Ground
Pin4 BK Ground
Pin5 LB/RD Instrument Ilumination feed
Pin6 BK Ground
Pin7 VT/LG rearwindow adj. sw. to motor
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If you get a chance, take some pictures of your install.
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I was in a hurry so I didn't get any pictures with the trim pieces off but the window is in and functioning well, I love being able to use the slider finally.
The cable fit easily behind the trim on both sides
The motor is secured with three 1/4 self tapping bolts
I used the power and illumination from the adjustable pedals harness that was already behind the dash. The 2 power wires to the motor are run along the driver's side under the sill.
Rob's pinout was spot on, thanks again
Total cost $275, Total time ~1.5 hrs
The cable fit easily behind the trim on both sides
The motor is secured with three 1/4 self tapping bolts
I used the power and illumination from the adjustable pedals harness that was already behind the dash. The 2 power wires to the motor are run along the driver's side under the sill.
Rob's pinout was spot on, thanks again
Total cost $275, Total time ~1.5 hrs
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