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Daninski wrote:There's a post and it could be in FAQ on how to route power in the newer drivers window switch so it will control the passenger window. They did change how the sytem works but you can correct it by jumping a wire on the drivers switch board.

Well I take it that there would be a Positive and Negative connection to the drivers side (PS window switch) and then a third wire that would go to the positive on the passenger side. On the passenger side it would be connected up to an area that is a remote switch that when power is enabled it bi-passes the passenger side switch that way it can be controlled from the drivers side. Do I have this all right in my own understanding? At the same time the passenger side has its own positive and negative that is controlled VIA that side.

no, its a lot more complicated than that.

There is definately a thread on it, I may have it stashed somewhere...

this is kinda related


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Ryan wrote:no, its a lot more complicated than that.

There is definately a thread on it, I may have it stashed somewhere...

this is kinda related


http://www.mx-3.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.ph ... er#p472375" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I have a 1992 that has manual windows and locks. :\ I don't know if this will work anymore.

You simply had to jump a wire on the newer window control circuit board. That supplied power to the passengers side. I'll search it when i'm not so tired.