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  1. 07-24-2002, 12:22 PM #1
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    (E36) Coupe Power Rear Side Windows

    Has anyone converted their manual rear windows in their Coupe to Power. Even my minivan has power rear side windows. It would be nice to be able to acutually open the rears

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    : WOW, I cant believe it is that huge of a project. Does anyone have an easier solution?
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    Originally posted by CABimmer
    : WOW, I cant believe it is that huge of a project. Does anyone have an easier solution?
    Hmmmm, use the plug'n'play factory solution, or work up your own conglomeration of parts under the auspices of making the project easier?

    Simply have faith that it isn't as bad as it looks

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