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  1. 06-06-2007 07:13 PM #1
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    DennyW--Yes I was thinking of 3/8 copper tubing, slightly bent, run a die over the one end and use a very thin collar nut in the door opening with a regular nut inside the door to mount it.

    Brickman-- I think you mean a flat 3/4 spring insulated against the door and jamb? I have too many wires, its a 4 door with power windows but could apply a single spring for the door solenoid. Thanks Chuck
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    I used the one from SPW and it works great. www.specialtypowerwindows.com It was $28, called a FWC (flexible wire conduit)
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