Rear Power Window
#1
Rear Power Window
I have an opportunity to pick up a power rear window for a fair price and was wondering if it would be a worth installing. Would there be wiring harness there for one behind the rear seat. Has anyone done a swap yet that might have some good insight for me?
#3
'08f150stx
Do you have a scab or a screw? Was it offered on the crew? I have a scab and I would find it worth the hassle. To me, on a screw i wouldn't. If there is no harness there, you will be looking at wiring it too.
#4
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Not all truck models are wired for every option that Ford offered. The chances are better for you if you have one of the "higher end" type models, such as a Lariat, King Ranch, etc.
The best thing to do before buying would be to remove the rear panel (below the rear window) to see if your truck was pre wired for the power rear window, and to remove the panel were the switch would be located to see if that harness is in place. Then buy the window and switch.
The best thing to do before buying would be to remove the rear panel (below the rear window) to see if your truck was pre wired for the power rear window, and to remove the panel were the switch would be located to see if that harness is in place. Then buy the window and switch.
#6
I just installed a power rear slider in my STX supercab...no harness...If you dont get the harness i just used some female spade connectors to plug to the motor...you will need a pair of relays for switching...then the fun starts for the switch you will need to open and close it. If you go with an oem switch there are 5 wires. two are for lighting the switch...the other three are for controlling the relays. start to finish took me a couple of hours and one extra person to help taking out the window and installing the new one.
#7
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I just installed a power rear slider in my STX supercab...no harness...If you dont get the harness i just used some female spade connectors to plug to the motor...you will need a pair of relays for switching...then the fun starts for the switch you will need to open and close it. If you go with an oem switch there are 5 wires. two are for lighting the switch...the other three are for controlling the relays. start to finish took me a couple of hours and one extra person to help taking out the window and installing the new one.
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#8
boy you just want everything dont ya!!!! i can do this based on the pins...give me some time and will have it all up...
#9
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#10
you know i am just messing with ya...i will be more than happy do make it happen..
.I used the switch from a FX4 and my wiring worked based on my diagram. I have seen another switch which looked identical but illumination worked out differently. what was the same was the lines i marked as the ground and switches. not the illumination.
Last edited by hotairgypsy; 08-09-2011 at 05:06 PM.
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