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Offline JezGTI

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Leccy windows
« on: 29 October 2004, 10:20 »
Considering upgrading my manual front windows for electric type.  I'm not the most mechanically minded Golf driver but have a fair amount of common sense.  Has anyone done this and is it easy, are there any instructions floating about on the net??  Cheers.
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Offline rubjonny

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Re: Leccy windows
« Reply #1 on: 29 October 2004, 13:07 »
The hardest part is actually finding the regulators and loom, once you have that its dead easy.  All you need is an ignition live and earth then you're sorted!

Simply a case of unbolting old stuff and bolting in the new kit, but make sure you get the right type as there are 2 door types, the early one with the mirror half way down the door and the late type with the 1 piece glass.

3 & 5 front door regulators are the same, but the rear door regulators are different to the fronts.
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Offline JezGTI

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Re: Leccy windows
« Reply #2 on: 29 October 2004, 13:52 »
How do I tell which version is which?  Have you any experience with aftermarket kits?  Thanks again..
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Offline Gambit

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Re: Leccy windows
« Reply #3 on: 29 October 2004, 14:32 »
expect to pay around ?25 for each window regulator

switches & loom are easy to find. its the regulators that aint, start searching the length of the country!!

look for people who are breaking golfs.
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Re: Leccy windows
« Reply #4 on: 29 October 2004, 14:47 »
Find out what year they came from, I'm pretty sure the doors switched over in 86/87.? Dont quote me on that though ;)
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Re: Leccy windows
« Reply #5 on: 29 October 2004, 15:00 »
Part numbers:
Front (old style)
191 837 461 left regulator
191 837 462 right regulator
191 959 801 left motor
191 959 802 right motor

Front (new style)
191 837 461A left regulator
191 837 462A right regulator
191 959 801A left motor
191 959 802A right motor

Rear (same on all years)
191 839 461 left regulator
191 839 462 right regulator
191 959 811 left motor
191 959 812 right motor
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Offline JezGTI

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Re: Leccy windows
« Reply #6 on: 29 October 2004, 15:17 »
Cheers rj, that's really good of you, I will start my hunt for the hardware now.  Will probably be in touch when I get stuck with the installation!!  Thanks again, Jez
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Offline JMallows

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Re: Leccy windows
« Reply #7 on: 29 October 2004, 17:33 »
Doors witched half way through E, so you want the 88spec version....
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Offline wellfan

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Re: Leccy windows
« Reply #8 on: 29 October 2004, 19:51 »
Try Eurocarparts, complete kit for about ?100.
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Offline jimbo

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Re: Leccy windows
« Reply #9 on: 29 October 2004, 19:54 »
you want to go to GSF matey. they do a complete front electric window kit.
you get complete mechanisms for each door. looms, switchs and a mounting plate to fit switches to center consol. plus a half decent set of instructions on how to wire them up. all of that for ?125. thats the same price as just one motor mech from a main dealer.
i have this kit fitted in my car and i think its good value for money plus good quality.
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