Yes those are the window switches, that is what they did on the KJ for the first few years.pdxbubba said:![]()
Between the vents there are two pairs of vertically orientend toggle swtiches... Are these for the windows?
Seems like an interesting place to place them if it is. Sort of makes sennse... that way either person in the front seat can open or close any of the windows, while still keeping the doors interchangable between the 2-door and 4-door versions.
What's that on the new 4-door Jeep?!?!?
Between the vents there are two pairs of vertically orientend toggle swtiches... Are these for the windows?
Seems like an interesting place to place them if it is. Sort of makes sennse... that way either person in the front seat can open or close any of the windows, while still keeping the doors interchangable between the 2-door and 4-door versions.
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They also have switchs in the door also? I swore I seen them!
This pic shows something like a switch, but I don't know what it is exactly.
http://www.ecoyne.com/photoalbum/displayimage.php?pid=2364&fullsize=1
http://www.ecoyne.com/photoalbum/displayimage.php?pid=2364&fullsize=1
I hope the power windows and locks are not standard on the rubicon. Its just more to wiegh the door down when you remove it and more wires.
My guess is the power lock switch.scottyc said:This pic shows something like a switch, but I don't know what it is exactly.
http://www.ecoyne.com/photoalbum/displayimage.php?pid=2364&fullsize=1
What a horrible place for a lock switch. It looks like you could/would bump it getting out of the vehicle... I hope thats an option! I dont want it!
They won't have wires connecting the doors to the body; it's gonna have contact patches that meet up. Which, I would assume, means that the windows will only move up or down if the doors are closed.
That sucks, I like to carry them with the windows down and clean them before putting them back on. The contact plate is a good idea though.TurtleMacLeod said:They won't have wires connecting the doors to the body; it's gonna have contact patches that meet up. Which, I would assume, means that the windows will only move up or down if the doors are closed.
If you like the idea of contact plates check out the tailgate on your TJ. It has them!JeepinYahoo said:That sucks, I like to carry them with the windows down and clean them before putting them back on. The contact plate is a good idea though.
Yeah I saw that when I took of my third brake light.ieatchickens said:If you like the idea of contact plates check out the tailgate on your TJ. It has them!
Looks like the master window control to me, and the middle switch is a lock-out so only the driver can control the windows. Well, the passenger too... what an odd place for it.
The PT Cruiser is also the same way...I hate the PT Cruiser with a passion.
Where did you hear this? I ask because it goes against everything else I've heard -- that there will be a wire-harness-plug-thingy that must be manually undone to remove the door.TurtleMacLeod said:They won't have wires connecting the doors to the body; it's gonna have contact patches that meet up.
Electric windows on a Jeep ? No thanks.
Same here, even in the pictures you can see a wiring harness running through the door's check strap.scottyc said:Where did you hear this? I ask because it goes against everything else I've heard -- that there will be a wire-harness-plug-thingy that must be manually undone to remove the door.
I got them on my Jeep and love them, especially when I have all the windows down and it starts pouring.:rofl:IH8MUD said:Electric windows on a Jeep ? No thanks.
Auto tranny on a Jeep? No thanksIH8MUD said:Electric windows on a Jeep ? No thanks.
AC on a Jeep? No thanks
Auto hubs on a Jeep? No thanks
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