Slow passenger window? Check this out.
02-19-2007, 10:47 AM
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Ok I'm a little confused by one point. You were talking about rolling both up and down together and I understand the voltage drop issue. What if my passenger side is slow when it's rolled up/down even by itself. Will your product help with this problem as well??
02-19-2007, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Southern Speed
Ok I'm a little confused by one point. You were talking about rolling both up and down together and I understand the voltage drop issue. What if my passenger side is slow when it's rolled up/down even by itself. Will your product help with this problem as well??
The passenger window is under powered at all times more so when both windows are rolled up and down together. The Driverside however is powered correctly when it is rolled up and down alone, but when it is rolled up and down with the passenger side without the kit installed it gets under powered then. Hope this makes sense.
Yes the kit will fix the passenger window being slow at all times together or not.
03-01-2007, 05:40 PM
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Anybody with a V6 or V8 F-body that doesn't buy this product is just wasting a cheap and easy upgrade 
My passenger-side window SMOKES my drivers-side window up AND down now
BIG THUMBS UP TO THE MANUFACTURER
My passenger-side window SMOKES my drivers-side window up AND down now
BIG THUMBS UP TO THE MANUFACTURER
03-06-2007, 03:57 PM
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I live in the UK and ordered this kit last month.
The kit arrived safe and sound. I've now completed the installation.
Last Saturday was made up of -
morning - fit NEW window motor to Drivers side.
afternoon - fit Autotrix Kit to Passenger window (original 50,000 mile motor).
The kit was straight forward to install, the instructions are very clear (plenty of illustrations as well). Wiring modifications are carried out, basically, with a pair of wire cutters and crimping pliers.
Now my old 50,000 mile passenger window motor is just as fast as my brand new driver side motor.
Even paying a bit extra for shipping and handling to the UK, the cost of the kit is well worth the money.
The kit arrived safe and sound. I've now completed the installation.
Last Saturday was made up of -
morning - fit NEW window motor to Drivers side.
afternoon - fit Autotrix Kit to Passenger window (original 50,000 mile motor).
The kit was straight forward to install, the instructions are very clear (plenty of illustrations as well). Wiring modifications are carried out, basically, with a pair of wire cutters and crimping pliers.
Now my old 50,000 mile passenger window motor is just as fast as my brand new driver side motor.
Even paying a bit extra for shipping and handling to the UK, the cost of the kit is well worth the money.
03-15-2007, 09:46 AM
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My passenger side window has struggled every time I try to roll it up to the top of the door seal. It always slow down significantly within the last inch or so. I always open the door to roll it all the way up so it won't take 30 seconds to do so.
Sounds like your product could fix my problem. How much for one of these kits shipped to Louisville, KY, 40299?
Sounds like your product could fix my problem. How much for one of these kits shipped to Louisville, KY, 40299?
03-15-2007, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted by AngryJ
My passenger side window has struggled every time I try to roll it up to the top of the door seal. It always slow down significantly within the last inch or so. I always open the door to roll it all the way up so it won't take 30 seconds to do so.
Sounds like your product could fix my problem. How much for one of these kits shipped to Louisville, KY, 40299?
Sounds like your product could fix my problem. How much for one of these kits shipped to Louisville, KY, 40299?
03-17-2007, 09:42 AM
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I got around to installing this last weekend and my passenger window was almost shot. I first did the kit and noticed a big improvement. I could have lived with it this way but then I went ahead and replaced both motors since I had new ones. Installation was very easy and I throw my endorsement behind this product.
Nice job Autotrix.
Nice job Autotrix.
03-17-2007, 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by swandogg25
I got around to installing this last weekend and my passenger window was almost shot. I first did the kit and noticed a big improvement. I could have lived with it this way but then I went ahead and replaced both motors since I had new ones. Installation was very easy and I throw my endorsement behind this product.
Nice job Autotrix.
Nice job Autotrix.
04-22-2007, 12:04 PM
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i have had more than my share of problems with my windows.....the driver side motor has been replaced twice and it crapped out and needs to be fixed AGAIN and the passenger side is slowing about halfway down.....once i get a little more money i will definatly be ordering one of your kits
04-23-2007, 04:45 PM
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It has been known to wake-up old motors, although installing our kit with a new motor is the best route! If our kit can give a half a year longer to a dying motor and then extend the life of the new motor -how can you go wrong?!