Brumby power windows

Jeff · Post by **Jeff** » Fri Feb 06, 2009 6:53 am

Hi , i have installed power windows in my brumby using touring wagon parts . They are very slow to go up , is this normal or do i have a problem?
Any suggestions

SUBIIE · Post by **SUBIIE** » Fri Feb 06, 2009 7:14 am

i did the same thing and got the same results.

they go down pretty quick though!

rtcb65 · Post by **rtcb65** » Fri Feb 06, 2009 9:14 am

Mine arent in a hurry either. Your just used to the newer stuff like the lib and wrx. lol. The M.Y. are like us. getting some age and slowing down. lol.

Jeff · Post by **Jeff** » Fri Feb 06, 2009 12:45 pm

Very funny Rick. I thought it maybe an adjustment problem or is it time to see if impreza or lib window motors fit

YouTube · Post by **El_Freddo** » Fri Feb 06, 2009 4:46 pm

Jeff wrote:Very funny Rick. I thought it maybe an adjustment problem or is it time to see if impreza or lib window motors fit

Hehehe... I got a laugh from it!

Sunnie's windows are slow on the driver's side and what I'd expect as the normal speed on the passenger's side. I'd love to know if the lib or impreza motors fit. The issue may not be the motor though, it could be worn tracks and guides from the driver having the windown wound up and down the most in the subi.

Cheers

Bennie

steptoe · Post by **steptoe** » Fri Feb 06, 2009 9:21 pm

that was MY touring wagot electrics was it ? Would not expect L's to fit , but you just don't know. Is it a bad earth ? Silicone spray is always good for friction problems

YouTube · Post by **El_Freddo** » Sat Feb 07, 2009 10:26 am

steptoe wrote:that was MY touring wagot electrics was it ?

Yep -> My brumby electric window install write up - Matt's brumby electric window install write up

They're pretty much the same, except I did my secondary arm guide a little differently... And if you use the Touring wagon electric window wiring loom + console and switches you'll retain the auto up and down funtion, its a good one to have

Cheers

Bennie

stinky · Post by **stinky** » Sat Feb 07, 2009 8:09 pm

I've got them too and they're slow as well. The drivers side has trouble getting up and I have to help it most of the time. I was going to try replacing the motor, but trying to get the assembly out of the door is a real pain in the ass.

GTlegs · Post by **GTlegs** » Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:16 pm

I will find that its probably not the motor, but the electricity. Make sure the connections are good all around.

Outback bloke · Post by **Outback bloke** » Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:52 pm

I will find that its probably not the motor, but the electricity.

That's right. It is the power supply/wiring. You lose a lot through the old wiring, switching/relays etc. Hook up a direct 12v to the up side and see how fast they go. You will be surprised. It is one thing I was going to do to the red ute but sold it before I got around to it.

Thalass · Post by **Thalass** » Sun Feb 08, 2009 2:27 pm

It wouldn't hurt to overhaul the motors, too. I don't know what kind of motor they are (but I would like to know as I'd be putting power windows in my brumby when I get it), but it shouldn't be too hard to overhaul - as long as you remember where all the bits go when you put them back together!

stinky · Post by **stinky** » Sun Feb 08, 2009 2:41 pm

Outback bloke wrote:That's right. It is the power supply/wiring. You lose a lot through the old wiring, switching/relays etc. Hook up a direct 12v to the up side and see how fast they go. You will be surprised. It is one thing I was going to do to the red ute but sold it before I got around to it.

haha it's the red ute I'm talking about

I'll have a go at doing that, shouldn't be too hard to work out the wiring for it.

YouTube · Post by **El_Freddo** » Sun Feb 08, 2009 7:10 pm

Outback bloke wrote:Hook up a direct 12v to the up side and see how fast they go.

How do we go about doing this? Its something I'd like to do to Sunnie I reckon.

Cheers

Bennie