Can I replace the electric rear window with this ?

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  • drcom
    258 I6
    • Oct 02, 2011
    • 259

    Can I replace the electric rear window with this ?

    Has anyone replaced the electric window system in the Kaiser Jeeps 68 69 70 Wagoneers with a manual crank roll down system from the later 1974 and up?


    1970 Wagoneer Custom (9/1969)
    Original Arizona Jeep
    Buick 350/TH400/Dana20
    Early model with razor grill
    Spring Green exterior (original)

    Custom series interior
  • jon.westfall
    230 Tornado
    • Mar 09, 2016
    • 17

    #2
    You can, but I don't recommend it. I installed one in my 71 and it was poorly made and rolled down on its own while driving. The lock cylinder wouldn't go into the hand crank because it was assembled and riveted wrong. If you can get an electric motor, the relay set-up that a lot of people use it not that difficult and works great.

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    • babywag
      out of order
      • Jun 08, 2005
      • 10287

      #3
      poorly made china stuff
      several folks claim the handle splines/regulator shaft strip easily.

      find a good auto electric shop to rebuild the motor
      or, update to a 79-newer regulator/motor.
      minor wiring changes but easier to find than early motor
      Tony
      88 GW, 67 J3000, 07 Magnum SRT8

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      • Runyouover86GW
        232 I6
        • Jan 03, 2020
        • 57

        #4
        Originally posted by babywag
        poorly made china stuff
        several folks claim the handle splines/regulator shaft strip easily.

        find a good auto electric shop to rebuild the motor
        or, update to a 79-newer regulator/motor.
        minor wiring changes but easier to find than early motor


        I second this opinion. I am currently rebuilding a tailgate motor for a customer for a 70 Wagoneer. I have had to fabricate quite a few parts for it. And I haven't been able to find another motor that is that style. I am almost finally done rebuilding it. It has been a long process with all these shipping issues, everything being on back-order and all the fab work involved that I would normally not do on a tailgate motor. But I was curious about this one and how it worked, because it was the first one I have worked on that was this style. Not going to lie. It has been much more of a challenge than I originally expected, but I am hard-headed and am not going to let it beat me.



        I am also doing a tailgate regulator/motor/switch/wiring assembly conversion for someone with the 76 style to a 79 and newer version.

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        • drcom
          258 I6
          • Oct 02, 2011
          • 259

          #5
          Does this one look like the one to make work ?

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          This looks similar. I wonder if it will bolt up to the 1970 one that I have if I remove the motor from this one to make it work on mine. I have decided to just run a large power wire back to the motor and only connect the key/switch in the rear so I can eliminate the switch and circuit breaker piece at the dash.



          I just need to match a motor up. Would this work ? It is a 1980 version.
          1970 Wagoneer Custom (9/1969)
          Original Arizona Jeep
          Buick 350/TH400/Dana20
          Early model with razor grill
          Spring Green exterior (original)

          Custom series interior

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          • babywag
            out of order
            • Jun 08, 2005
            • 10287

            #6
            late motors don't interchange with early ones.
            have to use matching regulator.
            Tony
            88 GW, 67 J3000, 07 Magnum SRT8

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