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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / July 2005

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Modifying electric windows

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bakerballs - 31 Jul 2005 07:36 GMT
Has anyone modified electric windows on a ’05 Toyota Corolla or
similar model that could help me out with hooking the electric windows
up to the battery so the windows can be rolled up and down w/o the
key?
Ray O - 31 Jul 2005 07:54 GMT
> Has anyone modified electric windows on a '05 Toyota Corolla or
> similar model that could help me out with hooking the electric windows
> up to the battery so the windows can be rolled up and down w/o the
> key?

Invest in a factory repair manual if you want to take this on.  If the power
windows have the "delay" feature where you can still operate the windows for
about 30 seconds after you turn the car off or until you open the door, it
will have 2 different power sources - 1 switched and 1 from a timer.
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jb - 31 Jul 2005 12:15 GMT
> Has anyone modified electric windows on a '05 Toyota Corolla or
> similar model that could help me out with hooking the electric windows
> up to the battery so the windows can be rolled up and down w/o the
> key?

Should be fairly simple, find the power wire and splice in a constant
supply.
But make damn sure it's fused. Even if the fuse is hidden inside the dash
somewhere, ensure you have one. All too easy to set a car on fire from bad
wiring.

You might want to invest in a hidden switch for this power line though, for
possible security reasons.

-mark
 
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