? Auto Up/Down button for passenger window
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I'll second that and add a caution that this undoubtedly stresses the convertible top motor. Correct me if I'm wrong.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by drogers
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For that to work you have to be A) stopped B) have the e-brake up a click and C) you still have to hold the button while they go down.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by drogers
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For that to work you have to be A) stopped B) have the e-brake up a click and C) you still have to hold the button while they go down.
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I had the auto up/down modules connected to the alarm on my last car, 00 Si and they worked great. It added a one touch up/down feature for both the driver and passenger windows as well as adding the feature of opening and closing your windows with the remote.
Each module also had a voltage adjuster so you could send more juice to your motor should the windows start slowing down. I believe they had a cost of $50 per module.
They work pretty much like the factory module in that they also incorporate a stall sensor. When the window reaches its stopping point and the voltage spikes, the relay in the module disconnects power to the motor. Very convenient imo and thinking of having it installed in my S2k.
Each module also had a voltage adjuster so you could send more juice to your motor should the windows start slowing down. I believe they had a cost of $50 per module.
They work pretty much like the factory module in that they also incorporate a stall sensor. When the window reaches its stopping point and the voltage spikes, the relay in the module disconnects power to the motor. Very convenient imo and thinking of having it installed in my S2k.
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