Are power and nonpower lock/window doors interchangeable?
I'm looking at a couple of used dodge pickups to buy. I really want power door locks and windows, but I see some trucks at a good price that don't have these.
Does anyone know if the wiring harnesses are the same for the power and nonpower doors? I'm thinking I could get a truck with no power locks and windows, then get the doors off a wreck with power locks/windows and install the doors. If the wiring harness is the same, i should be able to just plug the new doors into the existing wiring harness and have power locks/windows.
Anyone know if this will work?
Does anyone know if the wiring harnesses are the same for the power and nonpower doors? I'm thinking I could get a truck with no power locks and windows, then get the doors off a wreck with power locks/windows and install the doors. If the wiring harness is the same, i should be able to just plug the new doors into the existing wiring harness and have power locks/windows.
Anyone know if this will work?
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my truck doesn't have power locks or windows, and when i took the panel off awhile back I dont remember seeing any leftover plugs, also remember that a truck without power options is going to have a different door panel too. I know a place around here that charges 150$ for an aftermarket keyless entry with the lock solenoids and everything else installed. If your that worried about saving the money the after market kits are real cheap.
My problem is that the truck i want all have crank windows. (well the ones i can find) I just started doing a bit of research to see if i could convert to power with out having to rewire the whole truck. I understand all the parts involved. I thought it might be nice if it was a plug-and-play type deal. I an looking to do all oe parts



