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Electric Window Conversion 200 1988

posted by  Stormie on  Sun Nov 12 17:36 CST 2006
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Been busy with the suspension - HD Bils, TME Springs, full poly bushings, 25mm Sways, Upper / Lower Chassis Braces, ball joints and tie rod ends. Rides solid, better than new and I'm always on the lookout for an opportunity for some turns.

The next phase of my project is electric windows and an electric mirror on the passengers side. Anyone done this? I did all suspension work myself (except for the alignment after the shocks / struts) and I plan on handling this project too. I will get all parts from the boneyard - follow and take all relays, wiring, etc. Since i am usually the only one driving the car, I'm going to locate all switches in the center console (I made room for two more switches after reading a post on daveshan's site - thanks Dave!)

Any and all feedback is very much appreciated.

Stormie - '88 240DL 519,000 miles, orignial driver, original engine and second tranny (IF I'd known about flushing every 20,000 miles, I might still have the original tranny!)






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