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Auto windows on a 3 door phase 3 - DeeTurbo - 12-03-2015
Did the 3 door phase 3 model ever come with auto windows?
If it didn't, would the loom from a 5 door fit without much hassle?
RE: Auto windows on a 3 door phase 3 - Seb_Ryan - 12-03-2015
Yeah it did, i broke a 3dr hdi meridian with auto drivers window
RE: Auto windows on a 3 door phase 3 - DeeTurbo - 12-03-2015
Never knew the 3 door came as meridian spec.
RE: Auto windows on a 3 door phase 3 - Seb_Ryan - 12-03-2015
Im positive it was meridian.. Wasnt a dturbo but was high spec..
RE: Auto windows on a 3 door phase 3 - Toms306 - 12-03-2015
No... Meridian is 5 door only. 3 door modes are sports models, so DTurbo, XS, XSi and GTi6 (in ph3).
I'm not sure what determined it though, doesn't seem to be age or spec related! My GTi6 (V reg) had auto and so did the DTurbo 3dr (X reg) but the V reg DTurbo 5dr and 3dr didn't!
All meridians I've had did though tbf, but oldest I had was W plate.I imagine the looms are longer in the 3dr with the door being longer but honestly can't remember.
RE: Auto windows on a 3 door phase 3 - DeeTurbo - 12-03-2015
Hopefully your 5 door one should be easy enough to mod to fit.
Auto windows on a 3 door phase 3 - Razorback_Rob - 13-03-2015
If you just swap the doors.. Add necessary relays and fuses then you'll have electric windows... Probably be easier than swapping any looms inside the doors. If you're talking about swapping looms to the doors it's not necessary every option is already wired in. Done it to a few cars. Did it to ozonehostiles old sedan which had only from electric windows. Added extra relay and fuse to under wheel fuse box, added rear doors with electric windows, added the rear window controls and the rear window locking switch and away you go, pretty neat albeit was probably laziness how Peugeot made wiring available for all extras, even if they weren't used or manufactured with them. M