Power Window Master Switch.

[commando1]

Anybody else thinking what I am thinking???

 

[live4theking]

Some measurements would be needed, but in the grand scheme of things it's only a $16 gamble.

 

[azblackhemi]

What are the chances the plugs are the same?

 

[Dana]

Hey Stan, is someone looking for a good one? 74 imperial

 

[commando1]

View attachment 121904 View attachment 121905 Hey Stan, is someone looking for a good one? 74 imperial

PM me a fair price and we'll consider it SOLD.

What are the chances the plugs are the same?

Hopefully it may be a moot point now, Chris.

 

[commando1]

What are the chances the plugs are the same?

I had to check or I wouldnt have slept tonigh.

Should work if you splice the Ford connector to the Chrysler harness.

Julian would make it work.

 

[azblackhemi]

Ya might need Taiwanese connectors!

 

[commando1]

Ya might need Taiwanese connectors!

The Donald says they're our friends now .....

 

[Ironwolf]

You need a total of six switches

but I only see Five on the Taiwan Ford one ! hmmm

 

[commando1]

You need a total of six switches

but I only see Five on the Taiwan Ford one ! hmmm

The PDL switch isn't part of the equation.
We're to trying to solve the PW switch crises we're in.
Sorta like Combat Bob's wiper link bushing.
We're out to save humanity here.
Early stages of R&D.
Where's Julian?

 

[Big_John]

The PDL switch isn't part of the equation.
We're to trying to solve the PW switch crises we're in.
Sorta like Combat Bob's wiper link bushing.
We're out to save humanity here.
Early stages of R&D.
Where's Julian?

I'm sure that the location is part of the problem. I'll bet those switches get soaked when you open the door in the rain. We can take the load off the switches with a simple relay system though.

I've been playing around with the idea of doing just that for my car. I sketched something up a while ago and was gonna post that... and then I realized I was probably the only one that could read my mess. So I did up something a little nicer.

You would have to run a fused 12V source to each door and splice into the wires at the window motors. 2 relays per window.

As the 2 wires coming from the switch are going to be a different color combination for each window, a little detective work with a test light will be in order to know which relay gets the purple and which gets the red wire.

I know there's a relay kit available that will do this... But this would cost $50 versus $300 for the "kit".

 

[commando1]

See? John is part of the solution. Not part of the problem.

 

[cantflip]

I'm sure that the location is part of the problem. I'll bet those switches get soaked when you open the door in the rain. We can take the load off the switches with a simple relay system though.

I've been playing around with the idea of doing just that for my car. I sketched something up a while ago and was gonna post that... and then I realized I was probably the only one that could read my mess. So I did up something a little nicer.

You would have to run a fused 12V source to each door and splice into the wires at the window motors. 2 relays per window.

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As the 2 wires coming from the switch are going to be a different color combination for each window, a little detective work with a test light will be in order to know which relay gets the purple and which gets the red wire.

I know there's a relay kit available that will do this... But this would cost $50 versus $300 for the "kit".

Cool.

Disregard earlier comment... my head popped outa my arse and I see the logic.

 

[vdk2010]

I had to check or I wouldnt have slept tonigh.

Should work if you splice the Ford connector to the Chrysler harness.

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Julian would make it work.

I'm indeed working on something that would help you with this and it's a 3D printer involved ;) But it's only an early beta version right now. I will post more about it when it's done!