Hi Folks,

Can anyone here give me any good or bad feedback on power window kits for the 914 or in particularly this Seller/Kit?

Ever since my first 914, I have always wanted to add power windows (and ac that didn’t take up soo much room or suck the horse power, but that’s another post).

Thanks in advance for the responses (except from that one person with the photos, you know who you are! )











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Check in the resources section. I think one of our members makes a kit.

Sorry Mark, I forgot the link. This kit is way cheaper than what I've seen before.

I'd be VERY wary of a power window kit that claimed to work on any car. Ask him if it will work on an MGA.

I see alot of cheap looking plastic there... I'd pass.

$70 not bad. I have a set like that in my 914. Don't expect them to opperate like electric windows of todays cars. Mine work fine but are sssslllloooowww to roll up. But I like them

Mark

I have a window kit with the brackets/relays/switchs..etc and all 100% complete.. If you want it $125 SHIPPED and it's yours

I even think the brackets are attached to the motor and stll arranged to fit my 914's door..

It is just about new. The kit has not been installed just test fitted
kerrys914@yahoo.com

Let me know if your interested Grimstead or anyone

The 914 is so small you don't need power windows,just a long reach.

What I'd like to see is a power window kit that retains the stock handle. But the handle doesn't crank. You just push it lightly one direction and the window goes down - the other direction and the window goes up. No cheesy switches or covers necessary. Completely stock look. Only part I haven't figured out is how to control the passenger side from the drivers seat.

QUOTE (Demick @ Nov 11 2005, 01:50 PM)

What I'd like to see is a power window kit that retains the stock handle. But the handle doesn't crank. You just push it lightly one direction and the window goes down - the other direction and the window goes up. No cheesy switches or covers necessary. Completely stock look. Only part I haven't figured out is how to control the passenger side from the drivers seat.

thats what i always wanted. but noone makes those and i don't have a reason to make just one for myself.

QUOTE (Demick @ Nov 11 2005, 10:50 AM)

What I'd like to see is a power window kit that retains the stock handle. But the handle doesn't crank. You just push it lightly one direction and the window goes down - the other direction and the window goes up. No cheesy switches or covers necessary. Completely stock look. Only part I haven't figured out is how to control the passenger side from the drivers seat.

put a small switch on there (black on black = invisible). One way controls drivers side the other controls pass side.

QUOTE (Demick @ Nov 11 2005, 11:50 AM)

What I'd like to see is a power window kit that retains the stock handle. But the handle doesn't crank. You just push it lightly one direction and the window goes down - the other direction and the window goes up. No cheesy switches or covers necessary. Completely stock look. Only part I haven't figured out is how to control the passenger side from the drivers seat.

What happens when someone that doesn't know your car gets in and tries to roll down the window? *crunch*

i never thought of that possiblity.

QUOTE (bondo @ Nov 11 2005, 03:07 PM)

What happens when someone that doesn't know your car gets in and tries to roll down the window? *crunch*

No. The handle would only move about 5 degrees, and then hit a hard stop. No crunch. They might try and roll it down and find that it goes by itself by moving the crank just a little bit (or at least that is how it works in my mind).