POS carb
10-06-2005, 02:42 PM
Yes it's possible, however you need the correct control box
There's one made by an American company, it has only 5 pins in the hookup even though the wiring harness has 6 wires. The Mitsuba boxes have all 6 pins. What you need to do is remove the "Up" wire (black with a yellow stripe) and reconnect it to the "Auto up" wire on the box (red w/ yellow stripe)
The easiest way to do it is to take the connector out of the controller, use a pin to lift the tab in the front holding in the terminals and pull out the wire from the back, trade the black/yel with red/yel and your window will auto up
To stop auto up just tap down or auto down once.
If you want to hook up an auto up/down to your passenger side it's a little more complicated but it can be done!@ That'll be in a followup post b/c pics are necessary. It requires re-wiring the grounds in the driver door, installing a driver door motor in the pax door, reversing the motor polarity, and changing the wires in the pax door. You can even go farther and install the correct switch like I did.
You can see the schematic in the online Shop Manual on pg 787 (Body Electrical)
The switch pictured, however, has all 4 positions, ours only have 3 positions. Don't worry (unless you have one of these switches in your possesion :deal: )
There's one made by an American company, it has only 5 pins in the hookup even though the wiring harness has 6 wires. The Mitsuba boxes have all 6 pins. What you need to do is remove the "Up" wire (black with a yellow stripe) and reconnect it to the "Auto up" wire on the box (red w/ yellow stripe)
The easiest way to do it is to take the connector out of the controller, use a pin to lift the tab in the front holding in the terminals and pull out the wire from the back, trade the black/yel with red/yel and your window will auto up
To stop auto up just tap down or auto down once.
If you want to hook up an auto up/down to your passenger side it's a little more complicated but it can be done!@ That'll be in a followup post b/c pics are necessary. It requires re-wiring the grounds in the driver door, installing a driver door motor in the pax door, reversing the motor polarity, and changing the wires in the pax door. You can even go farther and install the correct switch like I did.
You can see the schematic in the online Shop Manual on pg 787 (Body Electrical)
The switch pictured, however, has all 4 positions, ours only have 3 positions. Don't worry (unless you have one of these switches in your possesion :deal: )