Window fix availble
06-13-2008, 08:17 PM
#32
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I just have to say I love this product! I've had it installed for about 6 months now, and never go tired of racing the windows up, only to see the passenger window win every time. I've done the thermistor bypass on the motor, but it didn't speed it up at all. The Autotrix kit did the trick though. Took about an hour to install, including completely hiding the wires. Good quality parts too; large guage wires, even extra crimps. I've already recommended it to both of my brothers for their F-bodies.
06-13-2008, 08:19 PM
#33
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I do that too
06-17-2008, 06:21 PM
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I just have to say I love this product! I've had it installed for about 6 months now, and never go tired of racing the windows up, only to see the passenger window win every time. I've done the thermistor bypass on the motor, but it didn't speed it up at all. The Autotrix kit did the trick though. Took about an hour to install, including completely hiding the wires. Good quality parts too; large guage wires, even extra crimps. I've already recommended it to both of my brothers for their F-bodies.
Thats awesome; thanks for the write-up and the referrals. We are glad to hear praise on our parts. they are nice
06-26-2008, 08:17 PM
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I have considered this fix for a while now. I dont want express down on either window ( its a convertible and only time I put them up is when I am forced to close the top).
Will the passenger side relay fix work for both sides? I just want them to be a little faster.
If not why?
jim
Will the passenger side relay fix work for both sides? I just want them to be a little faster.
If not why?
jim
06-27-2008, 01:57 PM
#37
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The passenger side fix does not work on the driver side due to the way the express down module operates.
You could wire it in but you would have to remove the express down module and jumper it. We can show you what to jumper if you really want to go this route.
Let me know.
You could wire it in but you would have to remove the express down module and jumper it. We can show you what to jumper if you really want to go this route.
Let me know.
07-07-2008, 05:26 PM
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We have a standard flat rate shipping costs for out-of-country sales. The cost is there for several reasons. We have to send an employee to go and stand in line at the main post office and sign-off for the item. Time, gas and money 
We generally do not ship to addresses that do not match the billing address; so shipping to an unknown address in the US is not going to fly.
We generally do not ship to addresses that do not match the billing address; so shipping to an unknown address in the US is not going to fly.
