cory1014
Cory1014
How would I go about doing this and has anyone else done it?
power windows to manual windows
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BLADE262US
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You need to find a set of manual doors to pull the regulator crank assembly out of . It will bolt back in where your electric assembly is now . There are 3 if I remember right aluminum rivets that hold it in the door they are kinda big and if you drive the center steel pin through it you can easily use a chisel or a drill to knock the head off the rivet . I did this on my plow truck its not too bad a job the door is kinda confined space though be careful of sharp edges . 
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Broncobill78
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Blade's right, there are 3 rivets. I just looked at an 89' 2wks ago that had power windows converted to cranks.
RBuffordTJ
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If you don't want to look for old doors and drill out the used ones you can go to Jeff's Bronco Graveyard and pick up the hew manual regulators and install them in the place of the power ones. You will also need new door panels so you can install cranks.
The price on new ones are $35.00 brand new.
Rick in Orlando
cory1014
Cory1014
thanks guys. after getting new door panels and puting in the manual regulators can i still use the power door locks by cutting and putting the buttons through the holes and fab up a cover plate or something? i've got a few ideas drawn up but any ideas are welcome.
RBuffordTJ
New member
You can buy new door panels that have power locks and manual windows, so you won't need to cut. I believe Bronco Graveyard sells them too.
Rick in Orlando
