Window Accelerator Installation Instructions

• Remove door skin to expose the 2 wires that connect to the window motor.  These are normally yellow/blue on one side of the connector and black/green nearer the motor winder itself.
• Place the module next to the raised metal box that is in the center lower part of the door.
• Connect the blue ground wire to any metal portion of the door.  This could be under a bolt that holds the window motor chassis, or any other suitable bolt.  Be sure to clean the area of paint from dirt so the ground wire makes a solid connection with the door metal.  After you have made the connection, wipe the area with light oil or grease to prevent any corrosion.
• Connect the 2 brown wires of the module to the existing wiring that runs to the window motor.  It doesn't matter which ones you connect to which motor wire, simply make sure that both are firmly connected.  It is advisable to keep all the wires as short as possible.  Where possible, cut the wires on this accelerator module as closely as possible.  The shorter the wire, the better the performance will be.
• Use a crimping tool and/or electrical tape to seal the connections and reduce corrosion.

You're Done!

• To check that your wiring is correct and the ground is suitable, leave the ground wire disconnected as you operate the window up or down.  Then, touch the ground wire onto the door frame as the window is moving.  You should notice a GREAT improvement in power and speed.  Once confirmed, firmly attach the ground wire as described above.
• Use double sided tape to attach the module to the base of the door and ensure that it's location will not foul the movement of the window glass itself.
• Because the power wiring to this box is via the factory fuse board, there is no need for separate fuses.  Once this is installed, you should never need to access it again for maintenance.