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With the availability of power doors everywhere, there is no better way than to use factory power door hardware and then upgrade the harness for the auto down and/or up option. That kit while I don't use such things looks about as stout as my sons plastic Tonka truck. Those kits are cheap for a reason....I'd stay away from it and I'm not saying that just because I build auto up/down harnesses but because I'd never suggest a junk kit. High quality stuff just isn't cheap but theres no sense in settling for mediocrity either.
 

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if you've ever had manual windows you know it sucks to lay down across the bench seat to get the passenger side. I found this kit on amazon and was wondering what you think and or what you've done to yours. thanks

https://www.amazon.com/Biltek-COMPL...86131849&sr=8-1&keywords=AUTOMATIC+WINDOW+KIT

Buddy of mine put that same kit in his 55 Chevy pick up, lasted 2 months. Like @gmachinz said you can find power windows out of a salvage yard for your truck, let him build you a harness, and you'll be better off in the long run. I'm a firm believer in you get what you pay for.
 

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With the availability of power doors everywhere, there is no better way than to use factory power door hardware and then upgrade the harness for the auto down and/or up option. That kit while I don't use such things looks about as stout as my sons plastic Tonka truck. Those kits are cheap for a reason....I'd stay away from it and I'm not saying that just because I build auto up/down harnesses but because I'd never suggest a junk kit. High quality stuff just isn't cheap but theres no sense in settling for mediocrity either.


that's why I ask. definitely looked like a cheap kit so I wasn't sure what everyone else was running. so thank you for saving me! once I get that far what am Im looking at for price on your harness?
 

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Buddy of mine put that same kit in his 55 Chevy pick up, lasted 2 months. Like @gmachinz said you can find power windows out of a salvage yard for your truck, let him build you a harness, and you'll be better off in the long run. I'm a firm believer in you get what you pay for.


2 months!!! wow... that wouldn't even get me through summer lol
 

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