my 2000 camaro, didnt come with the factory power windows or locks options, and i want to put it in, is it really that hard? does andypne know where i can get some information to do this conversion?

 

they actually made cars with windows you roll down? haha sorry, I haven't seen that since my datsun b-210!

 

Bezel - $20. New panels - $75. Actuators - $50. Motor - $25. Wiring - have fun. That's priced each, not including shipping, you're looking at roughly $400 before you're even talking putting in door locks.

 

and its prolly not a simple task either...

 

no its not

 

Go to pic n pull and get the parts used... Shouldn't be way expensive and get some wireing diagrams a power window and door locks and figure out what all you need to do. Or better yet just find the same color doors and buy the doors and sell yours im sure you probly have a plug somewhere laying around just not hooked up

 

Wiring isn't that hard, just run it into the fuse box and you're ok. But finding full doors with WORKING parts would be. My estimate was rock bottom cheap, and that was for both doors. Memory serves me, I think even the glass between a power window and a manual window is slightly different, but it's been awhile since I bothered to look.

 

I got stuck with a Dodge Caliber as a rental car earlier this week with manual EVERYTHING. Hell, I had to crank down the window and reach out to manually adjust the mirror. It was retarded. It didn't even have floormats. Who the hell even sells a car like that anymore, letalone buys one? (Was Dollar rent-a-car, btw.) I can only imagine they were trying to make the features match the performance. Made my verable ole V6 Camaro feel like a vette when I finally got back home.

 

hahaha I had to get a rental after some chick rearended me... they gave me a 3 cylinder purple POS. hahaha the thing barely got up to freeway speeds with a strong wind behind me.

 

so its not even worth it to do?
does anyone know where any of these diagrams are?