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Old 15-09-13, 05:23 AM   #1
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Electric rear window kit
Kit to make rear windows electric

Includes

Motors and runners
Door looms
Door handles
Console switches
All the nuts and bolts

£45 delivered.
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Old 15-09-13, 01:09 PM   #2
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is this an easy job to do matt
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Old 15-09-13, 01:16 PM   #3
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Lol I don't have any experiance as we just swapped the doors straight over. From what people say tho if you have 5 wires going into your back door it's an easy job.
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If you can use a screw driver and a spanner it's easy.
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If you can use a screw driver and a spanner it's easy.
Not for you then Andy lol!
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Simple job, if you dont put the plugs round the wrong way
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