Anyone ever use the power window conversion kit from LMC? - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network

77c10 · 02-06-2018, 08:23 AM

I'm thinking about converting to power and was looking for reviews if anyone here had ever used them. Thanks!

**Wgesnerjr** · 02-06-2018, 04:57 PM

There are two "types" of power window kits. One is a true replacement with new regulators and motor that mounts in the doors much like the original. The other is a functional kit that has a motor that uses a cable system that attaches to the manual window regulators to move the windows.

I had the latter installed on my wife's (then fiancée) Plymouth Sundance to give her power window action. It worked ok until it got cold then slowed WAY down. Then the gear that attaches to the manual window crank area stripped out. I could not get replacement parts so I wound up buying a whole new kit.

Eventually, we traded it in on a Caprice Wagon Family hauler. V-8s are SO MUCH better!!

My suggestion is to try to find a kit that is as close to the original system as possible.

02-06-2018, 08:23 AM	#1
77c10 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Gallatin, TN Posts: 782	Anyone ever use the power window conversion kit from LMC? I'm thinking about converting to power and was looking for reviews if anyone here had ever used them. Thanks! __________________ 77 C10, 6.0LS/4L80E, 3:73 12 bolt. Boss 338's 20" x 10" w/ 285/50/20 rear. 20" x 8.5" w/ 245/40/20 front. Vintage Air. Full Autometer gauges recessed in factory bezel (Thanks bigblock73!) Gm Storm Grey Metallic paint "Cool ain't ever cheap and cheap ain't ever cool"

02-06-2018, 04:57 PM	#2
Wgesnerjr Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Atlanta, GA. Posts: 737	Re: Anyone ever use the power window conversion kit from LMC? There are two "types" of power window kits. One is a true replacement with new regulators and motor that mounts in the doors much like the original. The other is a functional kit that has a motor that uses a cable system that attaches to the manual window regulators to move the windows. I had the latter installed on my wife's (then fiancée) Plymouth Sundance to give her power window action. It worked ok until it got cold then slowed WAY down. Then the gear that attaches to the manual window crank area stripped out. I could not get replacement parts so I wound up buying a whole new kit. Eventually, we traded it in on a Caprice Wagon Family hauler. V-8s are SO MUCH better!! My suggestion is to try to find a kit that is as close to the original system as possible. __________________ Jay Gesner Atlanta, GA 1985 C10 Long Bed 4X2 LS 5.3, 4L60E Father/Daughter Project



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