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Installing an Electric Life EL02-K Street Rod 
Power Window Kit in a 1955 Chevy 150 Sedan.

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55 chevy door

With the door panels removed, we need to take a look at the door to make sure our kit is going to fit.  The window opening is 13 1/2 inches tall.  Our power window regulator has about 20 inches of travel.  That means our regulator will have more than enough travel, to raise and lower the window completely.  We also take some measurements between the glass and the door to make sure we have at least an inch of space for our regulator.  We also need at least 6 inches of space under the glass for the motor.  There is almost 12 inches between the bottom of the glass and the bottom of the door, so we'll have plenty of room.

This is also a good time to check the interior workings in the door, make any necessary repairs and lubricate all of the moving parts.

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