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corsa_griff

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6th Mar 06 at 18:03

is there a kit that i can buy for this, and is it easy to fit

[Edited on 06-03-2006 by corsa_griff]

Planty02

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6th Mar 06 at 22:45

might be better of going to a scrappy and getting the motors, switches, etc from another corsa rather than buying a kit. Genuine GM parts will be better IMO

Planty02

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6th Mar 06 at 22:47

theres a tutorial for fitting leccy windows in the tutorials section

RKS

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7th Mar 06 at 21:47

i did it to mine! i used GM parts from another corsa though,

You will need to check if you have the loom inside the car though, to do this remove the multiplug from the door shut and count how many wires there is, if you have about 14 you have leccy windows loom and if you have 20 then you have leccy windows and leccy mirrors loom, any less than 14 and its going to be a real pain to install leccy windows

if you do have the loom then the conversion is fairly straight forward it took me about 3/4s of a day make sure you have some good pop rivits (the tutorial on here gives the correct size) and give yourself plenty of time to spare.. keep the whole weekend free if you are planning to do it then, just incase something goes wrong.

corsa_griff

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8th Mar 06 at 00:00

thanks for this information people

boyracer2002

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8th Mar 06 at 11:00

Piece of piss mate, fitted mine and Dan A's off here, took me bout 2 - 2 1/2 hours to take his doors off, take old stuff out fit new parts, hang doors again etc easy job