Universal Electric Power Window Kit

$ 195.99

Score By Feature

Based on 17 ratings

Value for money

7.56

Easy to install

7.07

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Product Description

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Converting manual crank-up windows to modern power electric windows is a simple process.

It's only for flat glass, with glass heights ranging from 6" to 24" and a 16" straight up and down travel.

The kit is 2-3/8" deep overall, with motors that are 5" wide by 6-1/4" long and tracks that are 1-3/8" wide by 20" long.

Switches, switch bezels, wiring, a crossover kit, tracks, and motors for 12 volt applications are included in the kit.

This flexible power window kit is ideal for your custom street rod or muscle car because it includes a flexible actuator cable.

Questions & Answers

Will this fit my Volkswagen Cabrio from 2001? I have manual windows that I'd like to upgrade to electric. ?

It certainly ought to.

There are no window parts in my 1954 Ford Sunliner at all. Is there anything else I'll need to put this kit together?

On my 1941 Willys coupe, it turned out beautifully.

Is this something that would work on a Chevy Astro Van?

That's what I think.

Will this fit a Suzuki Carry from the year 2000?

Possibly. They were purchased for my tractor trailer, but the motor is too large to fit through my door. I still have some if you're interested. Trying to get a better deal on the

Selected User Reviews For Universal Electric Power Window Kit

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3/5

I purchased this item to install in the doors of my 1996 Peterbilt tractor, only to discover that the motor is too large to fit in the door panel. I don't know how I'm going to get them back. As a result, I'm not in a position to help.

Myra Ball

| Dec 28, 2021

It's a great deal and it's simple to set up

5/5

It'll be perfect for my old rat rod project.

Lilian Roman

| Nov 05, 2021

On a newer car, this is ideal for replacing the power window

4/5

I purchased the item to replace a burned-out power window motor in a 1950s sedan. The window works fine; the only issue I'm having is connecting it to a 1950s system that isn't plug-and-play. Most people, I'm sure, won't have that issue, so it should be fine for them.