where can i get this at i want tha whole door with the power window. and how can i hook it up on my Vx when there no power window

 

Its going to cost $$

I have been looking fr some panels and internals for a while. Everyone sells them in pieces so finding everything in one shot will be hard unless buy buy all new.

 

get them from a junkyard or ebay, make sure you get the wiring harness, relay box, window actuator, door panel, switches, speakers (tweeters) i think thats it, it'll cost around 300 bucks from what i have seen

 

get US EX coupe doors,unless you want to have the master switch panel on the wrong side(or if you gotz to have JDM).from what i've seen,all the wires are there on the cabin harness,it's just the non power door harnesses don't have the necessary wires from the doorjamb connector.if this is so,you SHOULD be able to get all the parts Soccerking listed,and it will work with no wiring inside the car.
maybe somebody who's actually done it can confirm that.
Chris

 

i did lol, you have to run the cable into the car, there is agasket in the fram where it need to be ran, insdie the car there should be a plug for it

 

ex coupe panels

 

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hmmm,so you DO have to run wires into the cabin too?i noticed on my DX hatch that on the door harness side of the doorjamb connector,there were only the speaker wires,as the car doesn't have any other power stuff in the door.but,on the car side of the plug there were many more wires-i assumed these were the additional wires for the power windows and locks.
Chris

 

ya you do, there is ajust a rubber grommet filling the hole, but there should be wires inside the car, mine did at least

 

http://repo.jackmoves.com/albun42 heres my walkthrough on adding them into the car. should help you out quite a bit.