Need Photos Of How Power Window Harnesses And Switches are placed in/on a 70 RR Cnvt.

[soundhd]

Have a recently purchased 1970 RR Convertible. Plan on adding power windows (can't have a convertible with manual windows...LOL) Wondering if anyone could post a couple photos of how the power window harnesses are run on and inside the front doors and the rear interior quarter panels and where the switches are placed on the interior door panels. Mopar shop manual does not show anything.
Thanks

 

[droptop]

Thsi might help. Page 7

http://www.69roadrunner.net/Tech Reference/wiring.pdf

 

[Big John]

If you have the original door panels, you should see the switch cutouts that are partially punched through on the back side.

FWIW, my 70 Chrysler 300 has the power window wiring for the rear windows running down the left side, splitting at the halfway mark and running across the floor pan under the seat and down the right side. I don't know if the RR does this too, but it wouldn't surprise me if it did.

One other thing my 70 C-body FSM does is it shows the wiring harness placement. Look in your 70 B-body FSM for this.

 

[modernistsouth]

The 70 B-Body FSM shows harness placement for window lift wiring on the Belvedere in Wiring Adaptations which is the last part of section 8. I think it's as Big John describes, which is also how the speaker wiring runs.

 

[soundhd]

Thanks for the replies but the 1970 FSM for Plymouth Belvedere, Fury, Barracuda & Valiant does not actually show how the power window wiring harness(es) are run within or outside the front doors or the rear interior panel (or any other harness routing for that matter). The manual has the wiring diagrams but no info on the actual placement of the harnesses......I will probably be able to figure it out but info/photos of where the harness mounting clips are placed on the doors & panels, etc... really help when installing......so I still do need photos if anyone has any......thanks again.

The 70 B-Body FSM shows harness placement for window lift wiring on the Belvedere in Wiring Adaptations which is the last part of section 8. I think it's as Big John describes, which is also how the speaker wiring runs.

 

[droptop]

My good friend has power windows on his '70 Coronet 500. Might be a while before I can get some pics of it for you. It's not even officially winter yet, and I am already tired of it.

 

[modernistsouth]

Do you still need photos of where the switches go? They're in the same location as the hand cranks. Here is a panel with the perforated cut-out. They're sized according to the switch:

 

[soundhd]

That answers the question about the driver's door panel switch location.........that's good....looks like the 4 gang switch will cover the hand crank hole on the driver's side........what about the passenger side?........the single switch is a lot smaller, assume the cutout is smaller also? As for the rear panels, they are plastic.......any idea how that works?

Do you still need photos of where the switches go? They're in the same location as the hand cranks. Here is a panel with the perforated cut-out. They're sized according to the switch:

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