Has any done the following??

1: Put an auto up on the drivers side window??
2: Put an auto up/down on the passenger window??
3: Found a way to rig the top so you don't have to hold the button?? Up or down?

How to's would be great?? I suck at electronics!!

Thanks in advance!!!

 

I jsut bought a kit from a member that will do that. I am goin to nstall it next week. I will let you know if it works but I have heard nothing but good stories so far from other users.

 

I've intsalled the auto-up / down on my windows and except for BIG mistake i made (crossed wires) they work like a champ..

i too have to install the top switch but from the instructions it looks pretty easy.. Jeff maybe we can do ours at the same time

btw Gioire here's the link
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...to%20userid7099

 

I would have to look at the diagram again, but there's potential to use a third module attached to the top switch to allow top auto up/down.

 

yes Macgyver

you are correct.. you need a separate relay for each window and the top... but if you recall i was running so late that day and i was so aggravated cause i messed up Gesine's window that i didn't even attempt to add it to the top....

 

Can't hold your finger on the button for 6 seconds for the top to go down... I can't believe no one invented an automatic for your s2ks yet

 

Steve, I am going to install mine next week while I am doing my alarm, because I will already have the center console removed to put the proximity sensor in. Do you have any tips or pointers I may want to keep in mind? thanks

Jeff

 

Jeff the biggest tip i can offer you is not to let me do the work

Glenn and scott did my driver's side in ten minutes while I destroyed my convertable top relay ($150.00) cause I crossed some wires and burnt out the relay

Good luck Jeff

Tepevan ~ It

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by sireousrex
[B]Steve, I am going to install mine next week while I am doing my alarm, because I will already have the center console removed to put the proximity sensor in. Do you have any tips or pointers I may want to keep in mind? thanks