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Age: 45 Posts: 119 Joined: 27th Jul 2006 Ride: EF II wagon Location: adelaide/salisbury north |
i just got a Center Console to do a front power window conversion and it doesn't look like the one on the tech doco. see pics.
have i been ripped off or can i still use it?
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hey maybe work out with a volt meter or something which is up down etc auto up and s**t
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Thats only a Front console.
All you have to do with this is Feed 12v pos and Neg (with 10amp cable) to the switches. and run 2 pairs of 10amp wires to the front doors. Should only have a total of 6 wires (and an inline fuse). These switches are toggle and alternate internally.
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Age: 45 Posts: 119 Joined: 27th Jul 2006 Ride: EF II wagon Location: adelaide/salisbury north |
thanks Krytox
atleast i can use it. could you do a electricl pic as i'm not sure what pins to connect the + and earths to. thanksfor the replys
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Heres a basic setup.
Note Red and Black.. self explanatory. Connect the red and blacks together and your blues are outputs. Use a 10 breaker/fuse prior to switches and you'll prolly never have an issue. Wiring this way ensures the motor always has Negative contact and switched Positive. So you can actually add a secondary switch if you like. sorry cant change it. BMP is not allowed
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Age: 45 Posts: 119 Joined: 27th Jul 2006 Ride: EF II wagon Location: adelaide/salisbury north |
what program are you using to do the pics cause it wont let me upload a bmp file of how i think the wiring goes.
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MS Paint.
Its jpg, I'll change it to bmp
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Age: 45 Posts: 119 Joined: 27th Jul 2006 Ride: EF II wagon Location: adelaide/salisbury north |
is this right
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bloody beautiful!
Looks messy, you could always go to the wreckers and get the flying lead that plugs into the switches, I recall they've binded the wires already?
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Age: 45 Posts: 119 Joined: 27th Jul 2006 Ride: EF II wagon Location: adelaide/salisbury north |
flying lean are you having a lend of me
 or is that the name of the plug i can get.
again thanks for the help
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You can also have a look at Figs 11&12 of http://www.fordmods.com/forums/documents.php?doc=81
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Age: 45 Posts: 119 Joined: 27th Jul 2006 Ride: EF II wagon Location: adelaide/salisbury north |
thanks snap nice and easy to understand. have to get a pass sied reg now and then i'll install the lot. i got a set of front door trims today for $22. not in to bad nick.
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NP. You could do as Andrew's said and grab the door looms and cabin loom parts out of an EF/EL futura - should be plenty around at self serve wreckers.
Also you could install the futura looms that go to the pillars for the back doors - in case you want to add rear powereds later on . . . . .
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Age: 45 Posts: 119 Joined: 27th Jul 2006 Ride: EF II wagon Location: adelaide/salisbury north |
i spent all day at u pull it and all i found was a key illumination wire i needed, 2 futura door trims $22, $11 each(good value me thinks) and a drivers door seal. otherwise the 4 ef/el i found were striped clean. the wrecker said he should be getting another couple of cars this week so i'll have to look again.
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Age: 45 Posts: 119 Joined: 27th Jul 2006 Ride: EF II wagon Location: adelaide/salisbury north |
i phoned ford today to try and get some m6 door trim rivets, got quoted $3.85 each. so i then phoned motor traders and they only sell them in boxes of 100. as i only want 4 can some one tell me where i can get them cheaper in adelaide?
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