possible to install power windows/locks on a FC?
10-02-03, 09:17 PM
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Originally posted by Icemark
You should make sure the neutral safety wire has been hooked up. Most legal remote starts have them. It would then be impossible to remote start the car without the car's gear shift in neutral.
The FC has a wire that grounds when the car is not in gear.
You should make sure the neutral safety wire has been hooked up. Most legal remote starts have them. It would then be impossible to remote start the car without the car's gear shift in neutral.
The FC has a wire that grounds when the car is not in gear.
10-02-03, 10:16 PM
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Originally posted by Icemark
Again sounds like it is not a base, but either way, the wheels have been changed or modified, since polished wheels again were not available until the 88 model year (7/87 through 12/88 production). Maybe this will help you:
sounds to me like you have a non stock modified car...
Again sounds like it is not a base, but either way, the wheels have been changed or modified, since polished wheels again were not available until the 88 model year (7/87 through 12/88 production). Maybe this will help you:
sounds to me like you have a non stock modified car...
10-02-03, 11:01 PM
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Originally posted by JonEQuest
I am doing a remote start in my vert. can you tell me which wire it is to save me looking through the diagrams?
I am doing a remote start in my vert. can you tell me which wire it is to save me looking through the diagrams?
It will have ground on the wire, when the tranny is in the neutral position.
10-02-03, 11:02 PM
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Originally posted by 88ROTARY
i have an 87 base and it has the phone dial wheels must be a misprint and the resistor pack for the low impedance injectors
i have an 87 base and it has the phone dial wheels must be a misprint and the resistor pack for the low impedance injectors
11-27-03, 07:50 PM
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I have an 87 sport and it has a bunch of connectors in the door... I put s5 mirrors on and they were power so I plugged them in and got the switch for them... work great
Next Step...
I want to put power mirrors and power door locks on. What parts would I need? My boss said that on some cars you actually require the window becuase of the rail difference due to the motor. I think what I mainly need is the cover with the switches and the motor? What else would I need?
And yes I got a bunch of connectors that arent hooked up to anything in my door.
Next Step...
I want to put power mirrors and power door locks on. What parts would I need? My boss said that on some cars you actually require the window becuase of the rail difference due to the motor. I think what I mainly need is the cover with the switches and the motor? What else would I need?
And yes I got a bunch of connectors that arent hooked up to anything in my door.
11-27-03, 07:58 PM
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Originally posted by Icemark
Neutral safety is Green/Black at the ECU or harness coming in from the engine.
It will have ground on the wire, when the tranny is in the neutral position.
Neutral safety is Green/Black at the ECU or harness coming in from the engine.
It will have ground on the wire, when the tranny is in the neutral position.
John
11-27-03, 08:11 PM
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Originally posted by sub9lulu
sorry to dig up the old post
but i m wondering will it be easier if i just drop in 2 doors with powereverything and do the wiring ?
sorry to dig up the old post
but i m wondering will it be easier if i just drop in 2 doors with powereverything and do the wiring ?
1--get the proper harnesses(if your car doesnt have them yet), and then install the motors and switches....OR
2--replace the doors with power-equipped ones, then wire it all up all the way, then install the switch(mirrors), then paint to match if you couldnt get the right color doors....
maybe it's just me, but I think that I would prefer the first method. Up to you....
11-28-03, 01:39 AM
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I have to agree with the first way too.
You can make a harness and get plugs from Radio Shack to have the ability to unplug stuff at a later date if a factory harness is hard to find. Power window circuits are fairly simple and don't need that many wires.
John
You can make a harness and get plugs from Radio Shack to have the ability to unplug stuff at a later date if a factory harness is hard to find. Power window circuits are fairly simple and don't need that many wires.
John
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