Power slider
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Power slider
Who wishes they had one? I think I have the wiring set up but no power window or switch. I don't have arms long enough to reach back and open the slider while driving, wish the original owner would have ordered it. lol
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TBH i would trade my rear slider for a solid glass rear window..
i literaly NEVER use the slider and would prefer teh security and no chance of a water leak at the seal of a one peice window...
but the power rear slider is dam nice to have...until it stops working... 8-(
i literaly NEVER use the slider and would prefer teh security and no chance of a water leak at the seal of a one peice window...
but the power rear slider is dam nice to have...until it stops working... 8-(
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I do not see any reason why the the powered version would not fit. I did that modification on my previous Dodge 3500. The dodge power window upgrade was a bolt on fit. Run a power wire from the battery and you are set.
Almost anything can be done, depends on how eager you are to GIT R DONE...lol
Almost anything can be done, depends on how eager you are to GIT R DONE...lol
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From: Dracut ma
I have one and I'm almost afraid to use it. When I bought the truck this past spring, I tried it and it barely opened all the way. You could hear it strain. I blew out the track clean and sprayed some WD. It still had somewhat of a hard time. I clean it out again to be sure and sprayed white lithuim grease on the cable and track. Besides the interior smelling a little, it's a little better but still not to my liking. I'm not sure how to completly take it apart for a total lube job
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I use my rear slider all the time. It is a great way to air out the cab. The window needs to kept clean and any debris kept out of the seals. I also spay some silicone into the seals to keep them lubed up. It helps the window slide easier and the silicone does not attract dirt and grime.
Having the extended cab without a motorized rear window in my last truck I would never open it. It was too far to reach and a pain in the rear.
Having the extended cab without a motorized rear window in my last truck I would never open it. It was too far to reach and a pain in the rear.
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