installing a power sliding rear window
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installing a power sliding rear window
so my buddy is a parts manager and has a power sliding rear window he fixed up and asked if i wanted it. of course i said yea because i have a solid rear window and i hate it. my question is, has anyone done this? where does the button mount to open and close it? and is this something i can do myself? any input i appreciate
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My 2007 Lariat has a power rear slider.
The stock switch is between the overhead interior map lights.
I have not had a chance to use the window yet, as I bought the truck in November and it's been a cold winter here in the great white north
The stock switch is between the overhead interior map lights.
I have not had a chance to use the window yet, as I bought the truck in November and it's been a cold winter here in the great white north
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picked up the power slider yesterday while getting my oil changed. all parts included. looks brand new, only issue is where the "close cable end" attaches to the sliding window- the bottom plastic cable notch is cracked and the cable pops off the window. so with a lil engineering we came up with using thin wire with some epoxy, (jb weld, plastic weld, etc.) to bond the cable end nub to the sliding window. basically setting the cable end in the notch, wrap thin wire around the notch holding the cable in place, then covering with epoxy. it wont be visible. if anyone follows me about this im impressed... ha!
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well unless you have gotten a rear wi-fi window you will need to connect it to power somehow and to the button up front.
im asking if there is existing connections in a truck with a solid back window, or if wiring needs to be run.
im asking if there is existing connections in a truck with a solid back window, or if wiring needs to be run.