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Old 05-06-2008, 05:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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will 84 or 91 doors fit a 96?

i want power windows and locks. i have found a 91 with power windows and locks and maybe a 84 are they all the same shell? i know the panels are difrent but they will come with those?
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i want power windows and locks. i have found a 91 with power windows and locks and maybe a 84 are they all the same shell? i know the panels are difrent but they will come with those?

The 91 doors will fit. I wouldn't change door though, the regulator and actuator will just bolt on. PM me if you are interested in two regulators, actuators, and the wiring harness for PW and PL. The plug should be there behind your emergency brake pedal.

I'd consider leaving the back doors manual like on the 1994's.
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thanks for the info, pw in the back is no big deal but i really want p locks all the way around.
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