JDMSPEED Universal Electric Regulator Conversion Review

You don't even need instructions as everything included is completely self-explanatory. Installed with no problems. The only problem is that the power wire from the driver's side switch to the passenger's side motor needs to be replaced with a larger wire as the passenger window rises slower than the driver's window. It could be a switch, it could be a wire. I highly recommend upgrading the entire wiring harness to ensure power is supplied.

Bought these for my 1996 Dodge Ram which I am upgrading with features like bluetooth stereo, LED lighting, new rearview mirrors and more. The old window handles were reliable, but it hurts when you want to smash windows at will for your four-legged passengers. I expected great difficulty and was amazed when I didn't even have to refer to the instructions. It's basic but sophisticated and all-inclusive. My only wish is that the shifter housings are the same size, partly because of my OCD but…

I had to film the passenger side installation. Express vans are basic and the POWER isn't even listed in the picture for this model. So I had to figure out every detail of the setup. Engine placement, wiring, everything. UNLESS you are a creative thinker, this is not an easy project. The instructions are very simple. You have to place parts and find what fits your car where. I got caught in the rain so the day I started I only worked on one side, the drive side went faster than I found all the…

My Chevy Express Van was not factory equipped. This kit did it. The wiring was long enough to go between the door panels, but I cut the included fuse and soldered about 3 feet of red wire to get to the fuse box. I ended up using an extra fuse in the fuse box under the driver's seat (F13, F14 and F19 are all switchable power supplies). I also cut holes right in the door panel where the factory window switches should go. The result is worthy. I wish there was something in the package for flat…

So I ordered this with high expectations, on the first try I had the red power wire connected to the power wire behind the dash. The first thing I noticed was how slowly the motor raised the window, I raised and lowered it. 3 times when I saw smoke coming out of the dashboard I immediately turned everything off to avoid burning the wires. Then I decided to connect the red power wire directly to the battery and the black to the ground and raise and lower the window. After two attempts to raise…

If you have installed a radio before, the installation will have about the same level of difficulty. In the beginning I had some problems where I had to contact the seller, but they responded quickly and solved my problems very professionally and did everything to make me happy. I have nothing but good things to say about the customer service. I installed them on my 2003 single cab Silverado and instead of using switch mounts I decided instead to mount them directly into the door panel armrest…

I read the reviews before buying and decided to go with it anyway. Stripping plastic adapters and burning and melting electrical cords have been mentioned in some reviews. My experience with these problems is as follows; Remove adapters - when I was trying to use the tightest, tightest adapters and had raised and lowered the windows several times and at the end of the window stroke the motor kept turning when the crank couldn't turn anymore because the window was either all the way down up or…