Has anyone had their rear sliding window installed as a power sliding window on a Supercrew? Some of the information on this mentions that the switch will be mounted somewhere on the dash. Won't that look a little strange being up on the dash? Any info would be appreciated.

 

I dont have a supercrew, I have a 2001 f150
lariat, I have power sliding rear window, the
switch is on the left side of steering wheel
just beside power pedal switch...it is a very
nice toy

 

The switch is right beside the power pedals (as Skeena pointed out) and it look just like it (shape indentation amount of overhang) so I don't think it looks aftermarket at all.

Jimmar

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The Vitals

• 2001.5 SuperCrew XLT 4X4 (Gen III) 5.4L V8
• Silver Clearcoat Metallic With Deep Wedgewood Blue (accent)
• Chrome Tubular Step Bars (Ford)
• Captains Chairs
• Power Moonroof
• 3.55 LS
• Class III Towing Package (radiator, what radiator? I can't even see it)

The Mods

• WMS Velocity Tube
• Harley Davidson Exhaust
• '01 Lightning Head/Tail Lamps
• Boston Acoustic Components & 5X7s
• Duraliner, Splashguards, Bug Defector

Future Plans

 

on the S'crew you have to oder the window as an accessory and have dealer install it. I have one and it is written into my lease.

Wouldn't be without it - absolutely stupid of Ford not to make it a factory option.

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2001 SuperCrew
4.6L
Sunroof
Power Sliding Rear Window
Five Spoke wheele, Captains Chairs (old style)
CD Changer
Ford Soft Tonneau
Saris Roof Rack/yak saddles
Bed extender
Deltacycle bed bike rack
towing pkg

towing an Aliner Expedition

 

How much does one cost?

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2001 Bright Red Supercrew 4X4, 5.4L V8

Mods: (shhhh don't tell anyone)
Superchip
BFGoodrich TA KO 285/75/16
Airforce One intake kit
Exhaust: Hooker AeroChamber Muffler, SI/DO
SurePull Class III Hitch
Bed Mat
Bug Gaurd
Tailgate Protector

Go Buckeyes!
&
Go Bluejackets!

Truck Pull Kills:
4 1/2ton trucks
1 3/4ton truck

 

JDF,

The slider is great and I use it all of the time.

I open mine almost everyday. Usually for ventilation. I also open it to throw stuff from the cab to the bed and when I have the bed loaded and the truck full of guys, I put the ice chest where you can reach it from the back seat through the slider.

I put the switch on the right side of my wheel. You almost can't see it.

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BOB
97 F150 Lariet 4X4 SC Everything except ESOF plus Line-X Bed Liner, Power Rear Slider, 16X8 Chrome Centerline Starfires, 305-70 Goodyear AT/S, Alpine Alarm, Deflecta-Shield Sportrends Running Boards, Edelbrock IAS Shocks, a new "no piston slap" 5.4, a new "no-crack" door, a Better Built tool chest and a WWW.F150Online.com sticker.

 

I have a slider myself so I'm slamming myself also but....
Why do we even "need" to open the rear window much less with a power option?
I think I opened it once to see it work.
probably never open it again. What other vehicle can open the rear window?