KC, you are NOT charging enough!

 

I know but it's a fine line what people are willing to pay for stuff. For the time it takes me I still make some money. The convenience for having power windows or power locks is nice but people shy away of having to pay $500 or more for the feature that will most likely help out in the trade or something when its time to sell. But the same person will spring $2500 on a stereo system that a dealer could care less about or would prefer that you remove it. Deal with it everyday.

 

maybe off topic but is there any way i can put a power rear window on my 07 f150 fx4 screwcab?

 

Yep. I install about two a week.

 

Window kit is being delivered today, will install tommorrow. Will post pics of install afterwards. KC, can power windows be installed on the rear windows of a supercab?

 

No. Rear windows are bolted in.

 

Where do you tap into for the power on the window kit? Can't seem to find a source without blowing a fuse! Sorry to bother you and thanks for the help.

 

Ii tapped in direct to power off the fuze(Accessories) box, the wiring harrness had a in line fuze

 

I always grab power off the Blue/Green ignition wire.

 

Thanks for the reply. Where behind the dash is the blue/green wire located? I actually have the kit installed and working and looks good, but I tapped into a constant power source and would rather hook into an accessory or ignition switch. Thanks

 

thats the main wirring harness on the stearing colum

 

I just installed the power window setup from A1 Electric on my F150 and power doorlock keyless entry as well. I set up my switches much like you only reversed the window/ door lock switch. Well when I went to put my door panel back on, I found out that there's not enought clearence to fit the switches! How did you overcome that problem? I hope your not gonna say cut the doors! Thanks...

 

If you already cut your door panel to install switches that would be the only option I know of , I was carfull to install in a place with clearence

 

I was a dumbass and didn't check before I cut the holes in the door panel. I figured if he put his switches there, I'll do the same. Learning the hard way!!

 

Cutting a small area of the door shoud not be that big of a deal just make sure the wires clear when the window goes up and down