Being discussed in the SRT4 section, but figured i would share, as none of our cars have power rears, I would share the info with all of 2nd gen:
https://dodgeforum.com/m_805737/tm.htm

 

not too fond of the back switches, but thats cool as hell. i might just have to get that and try something with it

 

looks like ALOT of wiring work... ya gotta get inside that center console?
...and run the wiring all the way to and thru the rear doors too?

...and if ya got the switches on the rear doors, why put switches on the back side of the console?

 

^those are 2 different 'kit' options
its ALOT more wiring to put the switches int he doors though. if it were me i would just putswitches on the front and back of the console

 

Yeah I'm going to try to stick all four somewhere in a few weeks, I'm going to try by the e-brake but we'll see what happens

 

It's just more weight and potentially more problems. Manual windows never have problems. That's pretty cool though.

 

It's I need power windowsto fiberglass the doors so I can create a excellent sound stage

 

is the kit that goes into the center console is that from the PT Cruiser?

 

This may be a stupid question but why would it be more wiring if you put them into the doors? I would think it'd be harder to put it in the console, because then you have to bring a hot lead to the door for the motor to open the window and then back to the console.. That's just from what I would think how the kit works... You would need a motor to power it up and a hot lead there, and then another hot lead to the switch and then ground --and I'm sure it'd be easier to find ground in the door panel then in the middle of the center console???? Anyone know about this?

 

The way I see it more problems and work for rear windows which I never use in the 1st place . I like my windows the way they are in the rear. Kind of looks cool .