Anyone with an AutoTrix window kit
04-10-2018, 08:14 AM
#6
All I can say is it worked great for my old 98. It won't fix a dead motor, but it might help a weakened one just by not having the voltage drop (as it did with mine), and prolong useful life of a new motor.
Some people here have gotten very angry over it, but I don't know why. Electrically it makes total sense with the voltage drop caused by high current on thinner wires over a long distance. And how can you argue with 1st hand experiences like mine where the motor went from creeping slow to faster than the brand new driver's motor? Yes, the primary fault would be the motor itself, but voltage drop obviously isn't helping matters.
Some people here have gotten very angry over it, but I don't know why. Electrically it makes total sense with the voltage drop caused by high current on thinner wires over a long distance. And how can you argue with 1st hand experiences like mine where the motor went from creeping slow to faster than the brand new driver's motor? Yes, the primary fault would be the motor itself, but voltage drop obviously isn't helping matters.
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04-13-2018, 08:53 AM
#9
Are you just going to ditch the express down on the driver side? That's what I was figuring on doing with mine since I always stop it before the window fully bottoms out (I don't like the stress it causes to the door when it hits bottom and bows the panels).
