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Namrock 
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Hey i was wondering if anyone has done window mods on a 2004 vw r34 or golf in general. I was wondering if anyone would know the colors of the wires need to do the window install and type of window system they are.  Any help would be great. Just trying to make the install as painless as possible =) Thanks
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i think that the golf has total closure i've seen a couple with it standard. so you might not need mods i'll look now
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can't see anything for teh R34 seen some info saying the windows and sunroof can be closed by extending the door lock pulse
Namrock 
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interesting. i'll check it out to see if it come standard with the car.
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worth a shot.
I'll see if i can get more info in the time being
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yeh this car should have come with it standard it wouldnt have been done by an aftermarket unit and it does work by extending the lock and unlock pulses for up and down and it has total closure
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the lock wire should be yelow/blue

unlock wire GREEN/ red     these are neg polarity

these wires should be the same these are for a 2001 model check all wiring with multimeter first as they could be different good luck let me know how it goes

it is recomended that you use a spare ouput to do this from your alarm and not  the negative when armed wire so that you can choose where you want the windows aswell you will need to use a relay if you do use a spare output from the alarm

Namrock 
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thanks for the help guys. i'll let you know how thing turn out.
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nice one joe i thought it could be done alright
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you may need more time then the what the door locks give out. if that is the case you a pulse timer 528T.
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