Alright, I'm doing the power window/lock conversion in my EVO RS. I already have the panels and door wirng harnesses. There's GOT to be somebody eles who has already done this. I did a search but couldn't find anything. Are the rest of the wires already ran thoughout the car? If so all I have to do is have the motors etc mounted, put the new panels on and plug everything in. If the wires are NOT already ran through the rest of the car, it's gonna be hella-expensive. PLEASE let me know, thanks!

 

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why dont you go find a evo door if you can...

 

i already have the doors, i need to know if the wires are already ran throughout the rest of the car (engine area from drivers side to passenger side).

 

Ok, so I found out that the car is already wired for it. Now, besides the door panels, wiring harnesses and motors...is there anything ELSE I need?

 

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that sounds like it to me

 

Now I just need somebody to sell me the 4 motors

 

please?

 

Salvage them from a wrecked Lancer at a junk yard....

Or check Fleabay.



I'm doing power door locks on mine, but with no specific interior lock/unlock switch. They will lock from either the car alarm remote or by pushing one of the lock switches to the lock position....Like how the Eclipses used to do. I have no need for the power windows. If I did, I would have gotten another GSR.

 

no motors on ebay

 

OK, I've checked every junkyard around the Dallas area and can't find a lancer in any of them. All i need are the passenger side wiring harnesses, passenger side motors, regulators and power lock "brain". There's GOT to be somebody who is parting theirs out...I'll buy your parts!!!!

 

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http://www.msrecycling.com/search.htm


They're based out of Rancho Cordova. If you can't find it using the search feature then just call them. They usually have anything you want in "stock". I've always had good luck with them in the past.

 

What about the window support linkages? I've converted manual windows to power windows on a 1g RX7 before, and the linkages were different between the manual and power windows since one is driven by a handle and one is driven by an electric motor.