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Hello people,

Here in Riyadh JK's do not come with the power convenience group option is it possible to retrofit power locks & winders? Either at the main stealers or a DIY kit?

Roger

x5tuu

dont see why not, although i would image all the dealer hardware would be expensive

bigbluejk

I put power door locks in my TJ. I didn't have switches, just used the keyless entry on my alarm. The door locks were the universal pistol style you get on ebay for $20 or $30 a set.

BlackNorthernJK

absolutely can get generic power door actuators and self install them as bigbluejk suggests, along with him I just hooked them up to my alarm....use the search function there is a nice write up with pics on the board....also, should you search "aftermarket power windows" you shouuld find my write up on the aftermarket kit I bought and installed....price wise not bad at all and really easy to install...works AWESOME
If you wanted to go price everything out to upgrade from Mopar I think you might get sick at the price...you can do it...but $$ cha-ching

here you go https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...+power+windows


courtesy of james76 with great pics and tips
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...+power+windows

iagainsti

There is an aftermarket kit I saw in the new Quadrotec catalog. You can upgrade to both power windows and locks.

BlackNorthernJK

yes those are the same ones I installed and couldn't be happier
I would imagine that other supporting suppliers carry this product now as well so you have a choice of vendors....

tip: if your looking on quadratec site try searching for 'power door lock' that will bring up the window kit and door lock kits....try searching for power windows and it doesn't help at all

cheers

Dan in Pasadena

I know this is an old thread but I was searching since I'm a newbie to Jeeps.

I just bought a low mileage (22,000) 2017 Wrangler Sport two door that came without power door locks or power windows. I quickly found kits from A1 Electric that make both modification seem fairly easy. Of course, when I buy them and install them I'll be able to say if "easy" truly applies.

Link provided for those that may come after nee looking for the same info. If anyone else has done this since this thread in 2008, please chime in with your opinions and photos if you have some. Thanks, in advance!

https://www.a1electric.com