Electric window switches

[RazorbackNOR]

They looked awfully long Jon.....
Have you tried them on the Murena yet?

[Jon Weywadt]

They looked awfully long Jon.....
Have you tried them on the Murena yet?

They are really not that much longer. But as you can see, one end fits at a right angle to the hole. I would set that end in the door and the straight end in the frame. This will let the grommet twist, rather than flex lenghtwise. I have a feeling this lasts longer than the original, as the two holes are not exactly opposite.

Interestingly enough, the original Murena grommet has an extension on the end that fits the frame. This extension goes through the frame and fits the inside opening, where Oetker used a round, simple plate grommet.

[davidewanprice]

What are sequential windows?

[Jon Weywadt]

What are sequential windows?

I don't know, but my guess is that it is a controller that only lets one window motor be active at a time, thus not drawing too much current at once.

[maxderoswell]

Hello,

Sequential windows ?

It's an expression which describe the possibility to open and/or close the windows (car) by a fast and short pressure on windows switch.

All new cars have these.

More details and explications here: http://philippe.boursin.perso.sfr.fr/pdglevvi.htm

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Mathieu

[davidewanprice]

Oh, you mean like on my Mini, one press and it goes all the way down? Seems like slot of work for something fairly pointless? Maybe I miss the point..

[maxderoswell]

It's an excellent option for a sport car like as the murena.

No reversible modification because no cut of the murena wiring.

Invisible touch, because hide into door panel.

Easy to connect and/or de-connect modification.

A good idea for expand windows switch wiring few short from my point of view.

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Mathieu