AutoLoc Power Accessories 9848 2 Door Flat Power Window Kit U-Wire Driver or Passenger

My first aftermarket window kit was easy to install and had plastic gear adapters to fit over the old window crank handle stub. I kept stripping the plastic because the kit used the original window crank mechanism. This kit uses its own window bottom channel (or adapter) and requires no springs or plastic parts. Easy to install and seems pretty "beefy".

The media could not be loaded. After getting the configuration dialed in this works great! We wanted to stick with a worm gear style and not a cable regulator, which lead to the purchase of this one.

On the original install, these were pretty weak and slow. Easy enough to wire and install, but just wimpy. Under closer examination, the wiring kits you will see online (as well as the gauge of wire to the motors) is way too small. I wound up using a heavy primary gauge postive connected to a winch solenoid close to the passenger motor and that improved it substantially. If your windows go up with essentially no resistance, these are fine.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08C4V6TG4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1

Good quality

These are universal so you will need to have some fabrication skills to mount them correctly. They worked in my 1993 Freightliner FL70 with a little bit of retrofitting. These units are very thin, low profile which is very important in the thin doors that the freighftliner has. The travel ended up being perfect. Excellent product and I will keep these in mind for future projects

I replaced a similar power window unit with AutoLoc Power Window 9848. Installation was typical for a hot rod and pretty easy since this was a replacement. Everything worked fine for 2 months and now the motor stopped working. I made sure to isolate the problem by powering the motor directly. The motor just clicks when powered in the up and down positions.

Made of good material

You will need to read the "Product Description" before ordering this product because it does NOT include the switches, mountings and wiring as it shows on the picture that comes up when clicking on the product. The AutoLoc window lift works fine, even in an 8 volt system, which I have in my 1948 Lincoln Continental. The window comes down quickly with the weight of the glass but going up it would probably be faster in a 12 volt system which this lift is designed for.