Window Switch Idea
04-11-2005, 02:20 AM
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (REDZMAN @ Apr 10 2005, 03:34 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'>I've got them all mangs, but there is a problem.
1. I can't seem to get anyone to translate for me where the second harness for the sunroof relay goes.
2. For the door relays, I have to take off the passenger side interior of the door for a bit, and the wind has been NUTS for the past week here. If it's nice tomorrow, I'll give it another shot.
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Yeah yeah, sure use the weather as a excuse, good thinking :unsure:
just kidding rolleyes.gif
better get that sh*t in your car man, make a DIY and make us happy
1. I can't seem to get anyone to translate for me where the second harness for the sunroof relay goes.
2. For the door relays, I have to take off the passenger side interior of the door for a bit, and the wind has been NUTS for the past week here. If it's nice tomorrow, I'll give it another shot.
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Yeah yeah, sure use the weather as a excuse, good thinking :unsure:
just kidding rolleyes.gif
better get that sh*t in your car man, make a DIY and make us happy
04-13-2005, 09:39 AM
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wtf are you guys talking about?
i've done it..but the opposite way around.
underneath the switch there is an extra little bearing for the auto rolldown, all it does it make the switch stick for a period of time. and you also need the switch button piece.
i did it the opposite though, mine was sticky and i bought a new one, so neither of mine have the rolldown now because i swapped them. it'd be just as easy to go the other way around though.
i've done it..but the opposite way around.
underneath the switch there is an extra little bearing for the auto rolldown, all it does it make the switch stick for a period of time. and you also need the switch button piece.
i did it the opposite though, mine was sticky and i bought a new one, so neither of mine have the rolldown now because i swapped them. it'd be just as easy to go the other way around though.
04-13-2005, 11:28 AM
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^^^
LOL
Nope.
Trust me man, if it was that easy, no one would buy these relay kits.
There is a relay in the drivers section allready.
LOL
Nope.
Trust me man, if it was that easy, no one would buy these relay kits.
There is a relay in the drivers section allready.
04-13-2005, 11:37 AM
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yeah, so you can work backwards from stick to none, but you can't just work a none to a stick
did I say that right <_<
It's like having airco, sure you can turn it off, but when you wanna turn it on, you just press the button, I can install a button, but that won't give me airco yet
did I say that right <_<
It's like having airco, sure you can turn it off, but when you wanna turn it on, you just press the button, I can install a button, but that won't give me airco yet