Feeler: How many 2nd Gen owners are interested in a power sliding window mod kit?

No adhesive. Made my own bracket that'll attached to the glass. The bracket is small enough that it's hidden. The bracket sits flush on the glass and there's enough room between the bracket and front trim(plastic piece that's in front of the glass), that'll allowed it to slide left and right.

Cables that run inside the channel are attached to both ends of the bracket. Cables then go to the motor.

Pass. side.

Driver side.


This is BenWa's kit. See that long black piece on top, that's the bracket that attaches to the glass. I tried to study it and figure out the design of the bracket. I might have the concept in mine, but have no specials tool or machinery to produce it like he has.

 

Well, I am WAY late for the poll but am 110% on either model, just let me know when/how to pay!
EXCELLENT mod!
Ken

 

Thanks for the info. The photos really help make sense of it.

 

Man I hope this mod is still available. I hate to have to spend the money on the CR Laurence thingy.
Ken

 

If the directions are very specific, and have pics (I cant read) I'm IN!!!

 

I am not sure if he is selling them anymore. I have PMd, posted, etc. and no response. I hope the guy is OK.
Ken

 

For those that'll end up doing this mod themselves, highly recommend using a 2004-2010 Sienna rear vent switch. Just got done figuring out the wiring thanks to members JBCjr and Jerez. Installed and mounted in one of the blank slots.

Here's the switch. Got mine at a local auto junkyard, a lot cheaper then eBay.


Here's the pin out and how it should be wired. Looking at the back of the switch as pictured below.

#1______#5
#2______#6
________#7
________#8
#3______#9
#4______#10

Pins #1 and #5 is for illumination- ground and power
Pins #3=12V Power. #9=Ground. Pins #8=Close. #7=Open
*If Open and Close is backwards just switch wires.


I wasn't able to cut the plug from the wreck Sienna that plugs into the switch. So I bought one off of eBay, audio wire harness TWH951.


For the switch to fit snugly and perfectly to one of the blank slots, I had to shave off all side of the switch. Dremel with a sanding drum is perfect for this part.

Before.

After.




Had to also shave down the inside of the blank slot. Taking off little by little and test fitting. Used an exacto knife for this. (Forgot to take a pic of after)


Here it is installed. It takes a couple force to actually push it out from the back. So it's tight and flush.



Here it is illuminated, next to the fog light switch. Probably gonna switch the bulb out to amber.

 

Looks good

 

Adio, Really well done post. Excellent pictures and information! Great post!!!

Like to rep dibble9012, for posting pics and sourcing info on the Sienna Power Vent switch.

BenWa all due Rep, for all of your intensive work. Hope you can get back soon. The demand is not going away.

 

Adio, that looks really nice; very clean! Has anyone found a switch that will fit snugly in the blanks under the climate controls? I don't have any blanks to the left of the steering column and I'd rather fill one of those blanks before I start cutting holes in my dash.

Thanks!

 

Thanks guys, but props to those that helped with wiring diagram.

VitaminB- couldn't find one that could fit those smaller blank slot, and have that OEM look to it. But I did find this, OTRATTW switch from member krob32. It actually look pretty cool with that switch on there.

 

BenWa we need an update on this kit. We know you've been logging in. Much appreciated if you say something about it.

 

Really too bad about this mod. Like many other members I was looking forward to getting one of these. I have a DC and would use my rear window if I didn't have to open and close the window from the back on the truck all the time

 

Hey guys, Thank you all for keeping this thread alive. I've been watching and patiently waiting for over 2 years now on this. I too have a DC and I want this BAAADLY. I had hoped for the hidden, but at this point I'll take the semi. I can install myself. Benwa, please give us loyal followers an update, some part numbers, or at least a nod of approval for someone else to carry the banner.

 

did anything ever happen with this?

 

Did you happen to have a part number for this regulator?? I have searched the threads but cannot find it...

 

The napa part number for the motor is RAY 4915905. The regulator is NOE 6656623. You would probably have to use the motor though. The regulator is kinda big.

 

I can reach mine while stopped so no, but it should be an option.

 

I had it on my 2005 Tundra AC LTD, and loved it. Used it several times a week. Can't reach on a DCSB, so I'd like to see them add that as an option.

 

100% are they in the market now?