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real Power Windows, not a kit
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For my power window wires, I drilled 1/2 inch holes in the door and chassis, next to the existing door switch hole. Then I used plan 1/2 o.d. rubber tubing from a used car and ran the wires inside that. It worked perfectly, the hose didn't wear from chafing, and the wires were safely protected inside.

Now I am more horrifiied at the thought of drilling holes in my new 1200. I've been thinking of ways to do it without drilling ... any ideas?

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Window switch. I put this right where the stock crank goes, to cover the hole.

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Coupe regulator (top) is more complex than the 2-dr Sedan one (bottom). I used the coupe regulator in my Sedan doors, because I had extras to modify.

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Here's the guts of the thing

Posted on: 2003/9/10 5:00
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     real Power Windows, not a kit ddgonzal 2003/9/10 5:00
       Re: real Power Windows, not a kit ddgonzal 2003/9/13 5:00
         Re: real Power Windows, not a kit 1200rallycar 2003/9/13 8:47
           Re: real Power Windows, not a kit ddgonzal 2003/9/14 1:21
             Re: real Power Windows, not a kit ang94541 2003/9/14 8:03




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