A: Just a little note, but power antenna switches work the same way. From: Glen Hoag <hoag@xxxxxx> Subject: Re: Window Lift Motor Installation - Got Power? ** ADDITIONAL >On Mon, 7 Mar 2005, Greg Taylor wrote: > >>door, I had power to BOTH wires simultaneously. This was with the switch >>flipped either up or down ... power to both wires. I'm assuming that >>since >>these are reverse polarity motors that I should only have power to >>one wire at >>a time, dependant on the direction of flip switch. > >That's the key... > >I don't have the TSM, but here's the idea: > >if you call the two wires off the motor "A" and "B" (since I don't know >the colors) the switch wiring does this: > >for UP: > >A goes to BATTERY >B goes to GROUND > >for DOWN: > >A goes to GROUND >B goes to BATTERY > >Hope that hint helps... The way this implemented is to use a double pole double throw (DPDT) switch with center off. The two motor wires go to the two middle contacts. Battery goes to one end of the first pole and the opposite end of the second pole. Ground goes to the two remaining contacts. Looking at the back of the switch: Motor +-------------------+ | | Battery | | | | | Ground | | Ground | | | | | Battery | | +-------------------+ Motor If up and down are backwards when you operate the switch, reverse the motor leads. -- Glen Hoag hoag@xxxxxx '75 Pacer 258 (x3) Limestone County, Alabama '76 Pacer 258 (for parts) '81 Concord DL 258 AMO #7895 AMCPC #471 '82 Spirit 151 Jim Blair, Seattle, WA '84 J10 Black Jack (getting lifted and stroked!), '73 J4000 304/TH400/QT tow truck http://www.virtualjeep.com AMC list subscription options link http://www.amxfiles.com/amc-list/options.cfm