If you knew a little about wiring and how to use a relay, you could do it. The only thing i see as a challenge it figuring out a way to deactivate the switch once the window is down.
There is a thread with this info some where on the board I think. In the thread it said it is not easy. Would be cool though. If it's as easy as changing the switch I'm in like Flyn.
The way the drivers dorr works is like this. The motor has four wires going to it. one pair is for power, the other is for a pulser. This pulser is used to indicate if the motors is moving or not. The signal is fed to a logic board inside the drivers master swicth. This board controls a solenoid also inside the master switch. It engages the solenoid while the window is going down and when it stops it releases the solenoid. What the solenoid does is hold the switch in the down position.
As for the passenger side here is where our wrong-side-of-the-road japanese freinds come in. You can get the window motor out of a RHD Lude and put it in place of the stock one. As far hooking up the logic board your on you own. You could prolly ask a good electrical guy and they might be able to help.
Good luck, and while your at it look into getting auto up
I've always wanted ONE button that I could push which rolled up the windows, closed the sunroof, turned off the lights, and then waited 60 seconds before locking all the dorrs. Sort of like a "power down" button. . .that would rule.
Originally posted by Zimmlude Small children+mom on cell=LAWSUIT!!!!!!
That's why :P
J
Hahahaha True, though.
J
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You only have 'auto down' ????
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