Remote Window Roll Up?

I'm having an issue, I'm trying to figure out how to get my windows to roll up remotely, my audiovox has a negative latching aux input and I've managed to get power to the master switch and I can now roll the windows from the switch while the truck is off , but how can I get the windows to move now? I thought I've tapped into the correct wires but obviously not, what am I missing? Does it need to be positive? Negative? Low current negative? Any input would be great, @BartMaster1234 do you happen to have an idea of what wires I need to tap into? Thanks in advance!!

 

Here's the wiring diagram for your model year, ignore the notes (that's how you make it work in the absence of the integration module). You should be tapping into the switch wires if I'm not wrong.

Try asking @mechanicjon, I would have no idea what I would be doing if it wasn't for him. Lol.

 

Oph my B. That's the single/extended cab diagram. Here's the PDF for your Double Cab.

 

Yeah, I have those diagrams. I've tapped into every wire every which way trying to get it to work, I can push the switch and it will go, but why when I add power I get nothing, not even the wire reads 12v it's like it's not letting power get in, I guess I could try to tap directly into the motor maybe

 

Let me study diagrams

 

with a negative latching signal. At times you may be rolling up 4 windows at once. There is now way to do that thru the switch. You need an external relay that the signal will work. Then all the motors power up side of the motor will be tapped into it. Also you'll need 4 diodes. However you got power to the windows key off. Undo it. I'll make up a diagram for you.

 

Okay, thanks!!! And I already have the four diodes wired in

 

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And the relay, but I have it sending 12v I'll change it to a negative

 

no don't change it

 

The negative signal will be to control the relay

 

I'm going to have to think about this one for awhile. The problem with just wiring into the up side of the motor is that the wires are grounded when not in use. So putting power to it would feed back into the switch causing a short.

 

Yeah it had me a little stumped too, I was thinking maybe I'd have to tap into motor wires directly at all four doors, but we'll see what you can come up with. Probably much better than what I'll try to do

 

You will need a total of 5 relays and some 12 or 14ga wire.

 

Here's the 2 pictures in a zip file you can download and zoom in one them a little better

 

Get a 535T. Makes it really easy. Remote roll up/down and turns power windows into one touch up/down. One module does two windows. If you have a double cab you'll need two modules to do all four windows.

$80 Directed Electronics 535T Power Window Automation System with One Touch Operation

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00H4N1Y2O

 

Do you happen to have a wiring diagram? I have no experience with the 535T. Are you using it? How was it wired in? I wouldn't mind putting one on my DC.

 

I'd be interested in this too to add into my retrofit. How does it work?

 

Here the installation manual. Looks like it uses an Aux channel on your security/keyless entry system. http://pdf.ampire.de/directed/535T_englisch.pdf

 

I don't have one currently, but I've installed tons of them over the years. It used to be called the 530T. And there was a single channel 529T you could use for sunroof control.

It wires in-line with the window motors. So you basically cut the window motor wires. Two of the wires from the 535T go to the switch side of the wires and two to the motor side. Then there's power and ground plus a status input from the alarm and a aux in from the alarm.

If you don't have an alarm you can still gain auto up/auto down. The status out from the alarm if used will automatically roll up the windows when you arm the alarm. The 535T also has a vent feature if you do aux in for a split second it will roll them down a couple of inches. Or you can continue the pulse to roll down all the way.

 

I LIKE IT!