Power Sliding Rear Window BRACKET

Looks like it. It's not the specific listing I bought, but I think mine might have been from a 2015 if I recall. I bought mine used.

Only problem I ran into is the pigtail had a weird connector that I had a hard time sourcing a male end for, but I eventually found one. Workaround is to just cut off the stock connector and attach your own of choice. Or directly solder it.

It looks like this:

 

How do you get around the fact that theres a latch on our rear windows? Even if I did all the work with the bracket and finding a regulator. How do you unlatch the windows when it comes time to open it?

 

I plan on doing something to keep the clip open. You won't be able to manually slide the window after the motor is hooked up.

 

There have typically been two solutions. The first is the easiest and can be instantly reversed. Just place a small wedge under the latch to hold it away from the glass so it does not catch. The drawback? It could fall out. The second solution is to carefully remove the latch from the glass. The drawback? It is a lot harder to put back to stock should you decide to remove the automatic window for some reason.

 

@atriant is also working on a kit that works with this bracket

 

If you have @kgarrett11 's bracket you will love the upcoming kit

 

very crude but this is the idea so far. Will be powder coated black as well



Edit: Motor mount will have holes in correct spot to mount up. No drilling required!

 

Sorry to highjack the thread @kgarrett11 but also wanted to let people know what the button would look like:
( sorry I am no good at photoshopping)

 

Hey all still working on it. Getting quotes for switch molds. Currently had a hold up with realizing my window is aftermarket and doesn't fit garret's bracket, but my fellow tacoma friend has a truck i can test when he is back.

Thanks guys

 

@atriant that's a good question as I have the sub back there too

 

Lets see what update @atriant has since I havent heard from him in a few days. He will be handling the kits, I am responsible for the brackets only

 

Hey All sorry been dealing with some personal stuff. I have most of the stuff worked out.

I got a working kit going and rigged up on my friends truck using @kgarrett11 's bracket. Currently trying to find a manufacter to produce the motor( which looks like im getting close) Hoping I can get a bracket built onto the motor so it bolts right on. Also working on getting the buttons made.

Sorry for delay's I know everyone is itching.

 

Hello This is the official thread for my powerslider kit I will be offering. I know you all have wanted this for a while, well I am the guy who decided to take this project on.


Full Kit : $299
Regulator Assembly w/ monting bracket
Window Bracket
Electrical wiring/ with add a circuit
Electrical Switch
Mounting screws for bracket
Full Detailed instructions


Bracketless Kit: $269
Same Kit contents minus the @kgarrett11 Bracket

Standalone:
Breeze switch: $25



I am starting a list and will be taking payments soon for early adopters. Goal is to have first batch shipped in 30 days.

 

@atriant will the motor be small enough that it can be concealed behind the rear storage plastics without having to chop them up? Also do you think you will be offering an option to purchase just the hardware? I would rather do my own wiring as I have a different switch in mind for this.

 

Im sure I can accommodate a switchless option that's what I'm looking for for a nice small motor won't have to chop optics but probabl are them off mount it and put back on

 

Won't have to chop Plastics**

 

I finally "finished" up mounting my switch in its final resting place. Since my rear slider is run off a relay system I actually have a relayed toggle switch for shits and giggles. I found some replica NASA type toggle guards and it just so happens they fit pretty damn well in the small switch blank slot under the HVAC knobs. So that's where my switch is. Switching right moves window right/open and left closes the window.

I wasn't a fan of how the sienna and 3rd gen mini rear window switch looks. I wanted the unique one from a 2008 Tundra but the switch alone costs $200+ brand new and is still like $150 off eBay IF you can find one, and then I'd have to have the wiring diagram so I was like fuck it I'll go toggle switch.

 

@atriant , do you have pictures of the switch?
I'm new to this and don't understand the difference in the full kit and why it says stand alone breeze switch below.
Could you explain? I apologize for my ignorance

 

the switch would be for people who want the switch alone.

Full kit has everything to make your window power

some people already have the bracket so i offer a discount to that group who doesn't need it.

 

Have you produced a sale thread yet? Pictures of what comes with a "kit"? Any pictures of it installed? Video of it working? Just trying to figure out if it makes more sense for me to buy the kit or buy the bits and pieces.