Anyone wants to bid on this OHC for only $10?

here's link... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...8521&rd=1&rd=1

happy bidding!

 

It's the sunroof model..not as popular

 

is it possible to use the switch for other purpose? just wondering...

 

Yep, there are a few threads here about that. I think someone used it for their door window and others used it for other purposes. Depends on how good you are at wiring.

 

I got a laugh at this..

Q: Do you include the wires and other things required to install this? Thanks

A: this a good placement unit

wtf does that mean?

 

I know! I tried to ask him that... oh well now I am thinking about retracting bid..... im asking him for permission to do that.

 

I think what he means is....no there are no wires or anything included...its a good "replacement" unit....meaning just the OHC, nothing else. The OHC's that go for more money include the wiring harness, temp sensor and mounting bracket.

 

im using the buttons on mine for my door lock/unlock on my alarm.
i just got the door poppers today.

im so sick of having to use my key and reaching over to let people in.

$10 isn't bad, but you would have to find all of the other parts.

i got a everything i needed for my dads for like $40 or something.
look on www.car-part.com and i think its listed under gps/navigation.

if you get one from a junk yard, make sure it had the stupid gray sockets for the lights in it, someone ganked em from the one i got and i didn't notice.

 

if I am stucked with this, do you guys know where I can get other parts?? thanks

 

Best place is your junkyard

 

Thanks man... Im kinda nervous to cut up the headliner and hope I won't mess it up! Any other site in steps like John Gibbs's?


thanks again

 

Griggs is probably the best site you'll find. Make sure you cut less and not more. I was nervous about it too, but bit the bullet and it turned out great. Another thing you should do is use drill stops when drilling so you don't accidentally drill through your roof.

Here is a thread on my experience

https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...&highlight=OHC

If you type in OHC in the search you'll probably come up with many users OHC install process.

 

I have the sunroof OHC (not installed yet) which I painted solid gloss black. I cut out 3 more switch holes and put my own switches in for neons, my e-fan, and my turn signal mirrors (blue LED).

 

Hey i havent installed one yet (or even bought one) but ill mount all my switches for my lights (once i buy those too). I want to run 2 spot lights, 2 flood , 2 rev., and 2 fog. I'll put a fog switch in the stock location ( by the radio) and put the other 3 switches on the OHC

 

Can we see pics of that? That's would be sweeeeeet... I wish I have these things u describled.. I thought about using my sunroom switch for foglights??
Even tho I don't have fog lights.. Sighs

 

Pics of what?

 

the switches that you planned to install.. I forgot you didnt even install them yet. Let us know when you are finished with the project! so we can congrats you

 

Will do... iv got one set of lights already mounted behind the grill but i need a bull bar to mount the floods... i still have to find fog lights and i want to put the ones from my grill on the back once i find a better set of 2x6 spot lights (the ones i have now are just driving lights) all this has to happen after i buy some couches, i traded my free ones for a gun and pissed of my girlfriend so now i have to buy her a $1600 set.

 

I wish I have mechanic background and knows how do mods like these.. I am clueless but willing to learn but cant wait till you finished so I can see them! Do you have cardomain or other sites like that? I would like take a look at your ride

 

Iv got nothing... as soon as i can find the coard to my girlfriends camera ill try posting some pics

 

tight! thanks..

 

Really I got everything (OHC, wires, sensors) for $40 seats were about 50 each.

 

Yea...see...$40 as opposed to $10. I got mine for $25 at the JY. The OHC's on ebay with everything included tend to range from $40-$80 dollars, depending on the bidding.