Eagle Power Parts

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The wire harnesses are just that - 
stand alone harnesses - so go pull them.

The Window harnesses will take patience
to get thru the holes without 'skinning' them -
just go slowly & save all the rubber grommet 
seals too.

Bring a box knife - sockets / socket wrench /
strong putty knife / assorted screwdrivers -
your basic kit .

You might be able to transfer the power seat
system to your seats - keeping the upholstery
etc.


             Brien.
         NEW YORK
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The 86 eagle wagon at pull and save has power seats and if I 
remember
correctly it also had power windows. My 86 doesn't have either. I 
am
thinking about going back saturday and seeing if the seats are still
there. What all would I need to pull to put the power seats in my 
car?
What about power windows? The power windows aren't really that 
big of
a deal, just kind of a thought but I would really like to do the 
power
seats. My main concern is how how much wiring will i need to 
pull from
the donor to hook them into my car. Thanks.


Jamie Smith
Spokane, WA.