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Old 01-03-2010, 02:06 AM   #1
frd906
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Default Power Windows Conversion S1 Forte

Need some help guys, just bought s2 door trims and i wanna do a power window conversion, just the front doors.

I pulled my drivers side loom out and found out my 99 au forte dosent have the plugs or the looms for them : , i only have the single plug, all the s1 power window looms my wrecker had has 2 plugs, :

What would be my best options, as i wanna keep the s2 trims, would be gratefull

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