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I need to get a hold of the little black box that sits in the drivers door that has the relay controls for the drivers side window.

The dang relays in the box have died and decided to leave my window down as a result.

So if anyone has one laying around, along with the actual drivers side control switchs in working condition, please let me know.

Thansk for you help guys :)

God Bless,

Nate

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hey nate,

My window relay is starting to make strange noises, and I've heard that there are different versions of the "black box" that you're talking about and you have to make sure if you get a new one that it has the same serial number as your old one.

Can you confirm this? Or did you just buy one and it worked? :)

Thanks,

Jason.

Jase,

the serial number was different... the lady couldn't tell me if it can off a r33 or r32. i threw it in the window and it worked sweet.

Costs 66inc GST.

I think alot of people are starting to get many problems with the auto windows only on the drivers-side... must be some common problem... who knows... drives you nuts when it happens though :) if it happens again, i will be making my oen relay and switch box as i know that the motor is always ok.

if you are ever stuck though with the window down, just throw a 12v dc supply on the motor and depending on which polarity you give it, it will go up or down.

best of luck mate, and let me know if you need anything else

God Bles,

Nate

Thanks Nate,

Can I confirm we're talking about the relay with the actual switches on top as well? My drivers switch (that one that says auto for the window) is dicky and the relay makes weird noises when you wind the window down ...

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