Power Options Install

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Power Options Install

Post by That One Guy . . . » Fri Feb 18, 2011 10:56 pm

So I've got an 02 base with virtually no options on the thing. Before I really get into modding her I want to grab some stock parts out of a bone-yard to give 'er the power options she deserves. I've already swapped out the non-tach cluster for one with a tach. I was wondering If someone could list me off the parts I'll have to get to put in power locks, power windows, cruise control, and fogs. I'm not interested in a sun roof. That's just asking for leaks. I'm a little new to the whole DIY car thing, lol. I won't be puttin the stuff in myself, but unfortunately I have to find the parts myself, so if someone could list me the stuff that'd be great, lol.

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Exterior: Bright Silver Metallic Clearcoat
Interior: Dark Slate Gray
Mods: Panasonic AM/FM/CD, Alarm system

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Post by sidepipe87 » Sat Feb 19, 2011 2:53 am

it's not very easy.... srtgtr34 just did it.
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Post by That One Guy . . . » Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:53 am

That doesnt discourage me. If I'm nothing else, I'm persistent, lol.

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Post by srtgtr34 » Sat Feb 19, 2011 4:52 pm

That One Guy . . . wrote:That doesnt discourage me. If I'm nothing else, I'm persistent, lol.
Lucky for you we live in the same town.. If you get the stuff let me know I can help..

Everything needed:

2001-2002 interior dash harness
2001-2002 interior rear body harness

All 4 door harnesses
front power window regulators
all 4 power lock actuators
Rke module
Power mirrors
The 2 front door panels + the switches

Alot of patience and work..

For fogs,

All you should need is the mfs switch w/fogs
Fog harness
Fog lights..

Cruise control is a bit more involved.

I know you need the module for the steering wheel and the cable, But I have no idea how it all go's togther..

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Post by That One Guy . . . » Sun Feb 20, 2011 2:58 pm

Ok, thanks for this list. I'm gonna be haunting pull-a-part until I get it all. It'll be a while though, cause I'm a full time college student, and I just quit my job, lol. So I get a job, then I get the parts, lol.

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Interior: Dark Slate Gray
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Maybe I'll go aftermarket on it?

Post by That One Guy . . . » Mon Feb 21, 2011 1:36 am

Ok, so I keep hearing what a pain in the arse that this is gonna be, but I really don't wanna give up on it. So, would it be easier to go with an aftermarket kit from SPAL for locks and windows? That, and can I sync it with my current alarm system? Any alarm system? (my current alarm system came with a power lock on the drivers door only, and no interior switches) And while I'm at it, which would be cheaper?

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Re: Maybe I'll go aftermarket on it?

Post by srtgtr34 » Mon Feb 21, 2011 9:08 am

That One Guy . . . wrote:Ok, so I keep hearing what a pain in the arse that this is gonna be, but I really don't wanna give up on it. So, would it be easier to go with an aftermarket kit from SPAL for locks and windows? That, and can I sync it with my current alarm system? Any alarm system? (my current alarm system came with a power lock on the drivers door only, and no interior switches) And while I'm at it, which would be cheaper?
It would be cheaper to do the entire swap, with oem pieces.. then you don't have to worry about how everything will work together.

I know for a fact that pull a part west cleveland, has a power options 02 there.. I have been grabbing crap off that car for the last month.

You can use an 02, a pin or two has to be switches around, its not hard.

The car still has the dash harness, body harness, drivers side regulator , actuators and door harnesses.

Its really not hard work, its just time consuming.

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Post by occasional demons » Mon Feb 21, 2011 9:38 am

Since he has an '02, it should be nearly plug and play...
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Post by That One Guy . . . » Mon Feb 21, 2011 1:15 pm

Ha, is it red by any chance? If it is, then thats the car I pulled my gauge cluster out of, lol. How much do you think all those parts will run me total?

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Post by srtgtr34 » Tue Feb 22, 2011 8:35 pm

Yeah, thats the one..

Depending if the girls at the counter a generour to you with all the parts: $150-240
And about 7 hours just pulling everything from the donor car...

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Post by Swordfish2Cowboy » Wed Feb 23, 2011 4:48 pm

Cleveland? What? Damn there's lots of Ohio folks up in here.
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Post by That One Guy . . . » Thu Feb 24, 2011 8:49 am

Yeah, sometimes they decide to rape you with the prices. But money or no, they're not gettin 7 hours outta me while it's this ****in cold. If that means I've gotta wait, then I've gotta wait. Rather not freeze my you-know-what off.

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