window 12v relay mod writeup??
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From: North Carolina
I have been told it is out there yet I cannot find it, I have been searching the last 15 minutes and give up.
Anyone have a link to a writeup on what exactly is needed and needs to be done?
Thanks
Anyone have a link to a writeup on what exactly is needed and needs to be done?
Thanks
Well, I seriously doubt the company that started that thread is gonna post a writeup on how to do it - as they are in the business of actually selling the kits.
Yeah, you could get the parts included for less than the price they are charging, but in that cost you are also paying for the engineering costs to figure out what was needed and exactly how to wire it up. Many things could be done cheaper than what is charged if you want to go to all the trouble of figuring it out for yourself - or you could just pay the price and get the kit and be done with it...
Yeah, you could get the parts included for less than the price they are charging, but in that cost you are also paying for the engineering costs to figure out what was needed and exactly how to wire it up. Many things could be done cheaper than what is charged if you want to go to all the trouble of figuring it out for yourself - or you could just pay the price and get the kit and be done with it...

Our instructions along with exactly what you need for $29.99 is cheaper especially if you factor in time invested in figuring out how to run the wires, what wires to splice, etc...
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Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 8,319
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From: North Carolina
or I can just figure it out myself and save some money. I am not asking them to give me information I am asking other people who have done it theirself. I am not going to pay $30 bucks and wait to ship something I can do here at home. If noone wants to help I will just figure it out myself.
Save yourself a little money and add some convenience at the same time. Get a dei or clifford smart windows four module. It adds one touch up and down for both windows and has built in relays that handle the load of the motors as opposed to the long run factory wiring. One ten gauge in straight from the bateery and you're good to go.





