acherry370

you know like the mini vans have were they open out like are's do but with the push of a button. anyone know if its able to be done

RX8Soldier

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ur gramer n spelin is ofal.
Also, u shud serch

acherry370

maybe i already tried the search and didnt find anything. did ya think of that?
maybe instead of being a ******* you could be of help

shakeyourbrakes

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yea the other thread kind of died off. I never got time, but i was going to order a set of hinges like these... off a voyager i think? they probably wouldnt be too hard to mount with a little thought and wiring skills... nobody has just tackled the project yet I think. These are about 50 bucks each on ebay all day long

acherry370

thanks you wouldnt happen to have a link to the thread would ya ?
and is that the motor there?

9krpmrx8

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Did you spell the city you live in wrong on purpose?

RX8inSTL

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Doubtful.

But back on topic I have thought about doing this but just never have gone through with it. Too many other projects.

acherry370

this is something that I though of the day after I got my car just was hoping there was a diy on it to simplify things guess ill be the one to make it if I can find some of those motors at a local salvage yard

monchie

The back side windows are too small to be powered, but what the heck, if you want it, then do it. Anyway, update us with pictures when you get it done.

laythor

i remember BHR talking about doing this awhile ago. Don't think anything came of it.

El Kabong

You want help? It's "AN *******", not "A *******". This kind of thing (use of the indefinite article) is normally taught by second or third grade ...

sebarx8

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hahahah an ******* is an ******* you got it!!!!

acherry370

come live in a decently small town and then tell me about grammar or spelling but lets get back on topic

shakeyourbrakes

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ah..I wouldnt think they are too small to be powered. That pic I posted has everything included (motor,arm, etc) It may not look amazing when attached to the inside of the window, and you may see a motor on the black trim behind it.. but who looks, or even sits in the backseat anyway?

shakeyourbrakes

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heres an even smaller one.. much simpler. This could easily be an afternoon job. Maybe this winter ill tackle it

monchie

I understand. All i'm saying is, its a small window with a small opening. Why bother installing it and it only opens a small opening. Anyway, i'm not saying its not worth it, but its a cool device for the lazies...jk, lol

acherry370

were did you find the smaller version at?

shakeyourbrakes

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ha, well put... yea I would say its the lazy, cool factor if anything.

The smaller versions are off a plymouth voyager. Just do a google search for voyager rear vent window motor. Theres a million for sale.

Tamas

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The problem is that there is awfully little space for the motor if you want the end result to look professional, which would mean to mount it under the interior trim panel. It would be hard to find a motor that fits. Even those smaller Voyager motors seem to be too big for this.

acherry370

its been a year and i had forgotten all about even trying this anybody had any luck with it?

monchie

I think its useless putting one on it...