98 Tacoma Xtra Cab power windows and locks conversion parts

I have all these power window & lock parts bought here on the forums from zenn1102 and they were removed from a 98 extra cab taco. Was gonna put this my 98 manual Taco, but I had to sell it after my 6th left knee surgery because it doesn't like shifting clutches any more. I never even opened up the box that he shipped it all in.

Full, uncut wiring harnesses for both doors
Arm rest housings with full window switch sets included, and arm rest pads (Drivers side pad needs to be replaced)
power window motors
window lift/mounting brackets(regulators)
window guide brackets
power door locks/actuators with all rod parts and tabs included (no broken tabs)
Interior door open handles
Power windows and locks relay holder with several relays
* IH2 and IL2 connectors from a 97 SR5 for the kick panels - If yours already has these connectors there from the factory, then it's plug and play. Bartmaster1234 is making a wiring harness for a reasonable price, if you don't have these existing plugs in your kick panels.

Brand new

Docooler Car Remote Central Lock Locking Keyless Entry System with Remote Controllers

Docooler Car Remote Central Lock Locking Keyless Entry System with Remote Controllers

I'm selling all the parts as one full package, and not wanting to split up any other way.

Its the oak/tan color combo from a 98 taco, except for the two switch panels which are grey. The locking tabs were broken, but zenn1102 said some double sided sticky tape will secure them properly.

You can get some SEM paint to either pay the tan parts grey, or tan/oak paint to spray the switch panels to the tan color.

I paid $250 for the conversion parts, $17 for the Docooler Car remote keyless entry system, and then $25 for the IH and IL connectors and PW/PL relays and relay plugin.

$275 - $250 shipped for all of it. - SOLD!!!!




The switch panels that are missing the locking tabs that just need double sided sticky tape on the one end;


Ok, first here's a few pics of zenn1102's manual 97 taco door with the power unit cover attatched(not connected of course) As you can see, there's a slight opening to the right where the roll-up stud part was bored out to fit a cheap power window conversion by previous owner. Your roll-up stud opening/cutout should be much smaller and be covered after installing the power cover. Check yours to make sure;


Zenn1102 might still have the tan door panels for sale, so you could contact him if you'd rather go that route. He did make some templates to make the necessary cuts in your existing manual door panels to use them instead.

Got a template made for the cutouts. The white side of the cardboard is the drivers side, and brown side actually works perfect for the passenger side, just like drivers side but inverted. The template is placed at the very rear and top of the door panel.......basically lined up with the top and rear. You will have a better idea when you have the parts in your hands. Should be an easy job with a jig saw or dremel, and utility knife/exacto blade. And of the 7 screw mounting holes, only five were used by Toyota, and I'll keep the mounting screws in the original holes.

 

Dam good deal. Hell just the door locks are almost worth that.

 

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$225 shipped now....

 

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Still available.

 

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Alright so I have a 95 manual windows locks . Tan interior what will I need to make this work because I have been wanting to do this for a couple of weeks now.