Watched half of this video (never seen any of ur vids before) instantly subscribed. I love your energy you’re very enthusiastic and you describe everything very well. Love the truck btw 👍🏼👊🏼
I want to do this to my 2012 Silverado. But I have a few concerns about doing it. one of them mainly is the noise factor. Does it sound the same inside the cab on the road as the factory window or is it louder?
@@johnnyninetytwo I have not swapped the middle buckles out yet though, because we just don’t use it. Plan to do that when I take the seats back out here soon
@@DIYDiesel I want to see the middle buckles and seat installed if you don’t mind. My extended cab has a bench seat in the back with the buckles in the middle and I let my dog ride in the back so I wanna do this swap but I can’t lose the safety function. But I also want to install a drain pan so I’m at the crossroads here any help is appreciated brother I love the content !
What 😆 these are wago connectors. I’ve used them plenty of times with DC control systems for industrial machinery. You are more than welcome to call Wago, and talk to them about this specific product. They are encouraging automotive technicians to use them in the industry more often. Of course people are stuck in there ways though when it comes to shitty scotch locks, or butt splices.
@@DIYDiesel thanks for the info. They looked like the push type that are more for 110+ volts lol. But I see wago makes them for 12 volt. My life has changed 😳
@@JamesAutoDude absolutely definitely check them out 221 series. Unfortunately they only go up to 10gauge wire, but hands down the future of what wire connectors are going to.
Thanks bro for breaking it down step by step. The the drain pan measurements
Watched half of this video (never seen any of ur vids before) instantly subscribed. I love your energy you’re very enthusiastic and you describe everything very well. Love the truck btw 👍🏼👊🏼
That’s awesome! I definitely appreciate the compliment & support. 🤝
I installed my on 2012 sierra I loved ,
Looking good bro !
Thank! Definitely glad I did it!
It looks great 👍
Thank you! I am very happy with how it all turned out 🙌
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Love the video and channel bro! Doing one of these on my 2017. Interested in the wagos, any info on what wire you used? Gauge and rough length?
I want to do this to my 2012 Silverado. But I have a few concerns about doing it. one of them mainly is the noise factor. Does it sound the same inside the cab on the road as the factory window or is it louder?
So the window is not louder, but the holes you drill for the drain pan make it much louder in the cab I am not a fan of.
Need help wiring oem switch to motor switch has 6 wires motor has 4
Can you explain which pins you used? On that switch.
Yes I’m going to make a video on this this week 👍
Do you have an updated link for the custom pan ?
Hey my titan rear window wires are different
What wires do you have?
Hey do you still have rear seat belt buckles or did you have to remove them and keep them off
I still have them
@@DIYDiesel can you send me a picture or show me how it looks like when it’s fully installed ?
@@johnnyninetytwo I have not swapped the middle buckles out yet though, because we just don’t use it. Plan to do that when I take the seats back out here soon
@@DIYDiesel I want to see the middle buckles and seat installed if you don’t mind. My extended cab has a bench seat in the back with the buckles in the middle and I let my dog ride in the back so I wanna do this swap but I can’t lose the safety function. But I also want to install a drain pan so I’m at the crossroads here any help is appreciated brother I love the content !
Wait do I see household AC wire connectors being used 🤦♂️
What 😆 these are wago connectors. I’ve used them plenty of times with DC control systems for industrial machinery. You are more than welcome to call Wago, and talk to them about this specific product. They are encouraging automotive technicians to use them in the industry more often. Of course people are stuck in there ways though when it comes to shitty scotch locks, or butt splices.
@@DIYDiesel thanks for the info. They looked like the push type that are more for 110+ volts lol. But I see wago makes them for 12 volt. My life has changed 😳
@@JamesAutoDude absolutely definitely check them out 221 series. Unfortunately they only go up to 10gauge wire, but hands down the future of what wire connectors are going to.
These windows tend to leak.
They absolutely do, but that’s why I installed the drain pan 👍