Auto Passenger Window Down?
David
Justin Steele wrote:
> How easy would it be to rewire (or change a switch) to enable the
> driver to
> automatically roll down (electric windows of course) the passenger
> window
> with on click (like the drivers window)?
> Honda Accord 94.
>
> -Justin
How about if we rewire the windows to roll up and down a bit faster.
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Justin Steele
Paul Jones
David wrote in article <3377ED8F...@ix.netcom.com>...
> How about if we rewire the windows to roll up and down a bit faster.
>
Along those lines... How about automatic roll up (in addition to automatic
down). I HATE pulling out of the toll booth and trying to hold my finger
on the "window up" button while out-accelerating the guy in the booth next
to me. And how about making the windows "accelerate" as you hold down the
switch. Like, it moves slow at first (to make a small adjustment) and
speeds up as it moves farther. Neither of these ideas would be difficult
to implement, especially by the factory.
To answer the original question: I think you can replace the passenger
switch (or control module) with another driver window part. Just grab one
from a junk yard, or order the part for the driver window and install it on
the passenger. Pop open your door panel and investigate before buying
stuff, tho. I'm not sure specifically what part to replace... anyone? I
may do some re-wiring of my own this summer... I'll post what I figure
out.
-Paul Jones
<pej...@dhinternet.com>
1997 Honda Civic HX CVT
1989 Honda Civic DX HB
John
Justin Steele <cybe...@mindspring.com> wrote in article
<01bc5f52$ebe5e380$aad845cf@default>...
> How easy would it be to rewire (or change a switch) to enable the driver
to
> automatically roll down (electric windows of course) the passenger window
> with on click (like the drivers window)?
> Honda Accord 94.
>
> -Justin
I don't imagine this would be very hard... you'd probably have to get a
different switch (same as the driver's switch). There really isn't much
involved to the auto-down feature. I think that is a good idea. I often
am alone and on a nice day like to put both windows down. I don't really
need to sit there and hold down the passenger side window till it's all the
way down. Let me know what you hear!
Regards,
John
Kenny
On 13 May 1997 04:08:04 GMT, "Justin Steele"
<cybe...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>How easy would it be to rewire (or change a switch) to enable the driver to
>automatically roll down (electric windows of course) the passenger window
>with on click (like the drivers window)?
>Honda Accord 94.
>
>-Justin
>
You can get the power window module from Clifford alarms if you have a
Clifford alarm system. The unit will allow you to do a auto down and
up on both driver and passenger window.
David
Adam Meltzer wrote:
> John (nospam@pleaseno!.com) wrote:
> : I don't imagine this would be very hard... you'd probably have to
> get a
> : different switch (same as the driver's switch). There really
> isn't much
> : involved to the auto-down feature. I think that is a good idea.
> I often
> : am alone and on a nice day like to put both windows down. I don't
> really
> : need to sit there and hold down the passenger side window till
> it's all the
> : way down. Let me know what you hear!
> :
>
> That would be nice.. I wonder if anone has rigged that. I'm more
> curious,
> however if it would be possible to speed the damn power windows up!
> They are
> the slowest power windows I've ever seen - espically when you're
> trying to
> roll up/down more than one at a time.
>
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My thoughts exactly. By the time the window gets rolled up I am at the
next toll :)
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