Slow passenger window? Check this out.
11-21-2006, 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by pat35
Can I review the instructions before purchasing.
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Any word from the people that bought them?
11-27-2006, 02:07 PM
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Purchased a kit, Ill write you up a quick review once I get it put in, but that wont be until this weekend depending when it arrives. Sounds like an awsome product. now to buy a driver side motor too. >
-Josh
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11-28-2006, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by SlowGreenTA
Purchased a kit, Ill write you up a quick review once I get it put in, but that wont be until this weekend depending when it arrives. Sounds like an awsome product. now to buy a driver side motor too. >
-Josh
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We would greaty appreciate some feedback. Your order shipped today, you should get it by Thursday.
12-01-2006, 08:51 PM
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Guys, Just some feedback on the kit for everyone that wants to hear how well it works. I have had mine installed for a couple months now and it has been working without a hitch! While my car is low mileage and my motor wasnt all that slow to begin with it did bug me enough to spend a few bucks and have it fixed RIGHT. Key word there being right.
After the kit was installed my window roll up and down time has been improved by over 5 seconds which is pretty amazing seeing as how my motor was just recently showing signs of slowing down. While this wasnt the only reason I purchased the kit it is a definate plus. The main reason was to keep a strong seal between the weather stripping and window and this wasnt happening before with the lack of power the motor was putting out. Now I dont have to worry about the rain leaking in while my car sits out in the rain
While I had my kit installed since they are in my city it did look pretty straight forward and shouldnt be an issue to install one yourself with their directions (im lazy ). They were done in a matter of minutes and customer service was top notch. I am just glad I dont have to worry about my motor going out every year now 
After the kit was installed my window roll up and down time has been improved by over 5 seconds which is pretty amazing seeing as how my motor was just recently showing signs of slowing down. While this wasnt the only reason I purchased the kit it is a definate plus. The main reason was to keep a strong seal between the weather stripping and window and this wasnt happening before with the lack of power the motor was putting out. Now I dont have to worry about the rain leaking in while my car sits out in the rain
While I had my kit installed since they are in my city it did look pretty straight forward and shouldnt be an issue to install one yourself with their directions (im lazy
). They were done in a matter of minutes and customer service was top notch. I am just glad I dont have to worry about my motor going out every year now
12-05-2006, 10:17 PM
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Well, I installed my kit today after work and it was a fairly simple install. I have to say this modification really works great. It rolls down about the same speed as my driverside window and rolls up even faster.
thanks autotrix!
thanks autotrix!
12-05-2006, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by MyKeySS
Well, I installed my kit today after work and it was a fairly simple install. I have to say this modification really works great. It rolls down about the same speed as my driverside window and rolls up even faster.
thanks autotrix!
thanks autotrix!
12-06-2006, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Nine Ball
If you think you can wire it up yourself and make it work, nothing is stopping you. But, no need to be a wise *** in a sales thread.
It's not like it's a unreasonable price either. It comes with instructions, all the wiring, relays etc. Most companies would try and sell this to you at $80+. 
