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These aren't on elementdiy.com yet, expect them to come available in July

Needs more grease! It's metal on metal under pressure, I can see why

I'd be happy to send you one to find out.

@@averycolburn have you decided on a price?

@@brianthompson9241 Yeah, it's based on print time, looks like $22, which includes shipping to the US. I am also in the prototype stage for a passenger version as well

@@averycolburn oh, a passenger version may be better for my use. I have much more room on that side.

@@brianthompson9241 printing now, should be an easy make since it's similar to the driver side. Keep an eye out here or on the multitude of element Facebook groups

I try my best!

It's swervy! I'll be there again, come find me, blue 2008 with the power Moonroof demo

Im not? If you see comments disappearing it's UA-cam's fault.

Yeah, I had to go back and check, but the video is set as not for kids and comments are on. Not sure what problem you're having but I'm not deleting anything.

@@averycolburn Check to see if it went in spam for some unknown reason! All I did was offer an alternative for those of us who suck at DIY stuff.

Sorry bro, nothing in the "held for review" section... post it up here as a reply maybe?

Any adjustments possible by the end user? I’d like to see the angle a bit flatter. So if I have an open can, the liquid doesn’t pour out if close to full.

I am not, elementDIY is run by a friend of mine. He currently sells my door cubby and powered rear door window designs though.

North Carolina!

Wireless car play is a pain. Pioneer makes a decent no-cd head unit, it's an NEX number. The model escapes me. For the camera, I recommend rydeen

@@averycolburn when you say wireless CarPlay is a pain, what do you mean? Is it a pain to find one? Or is it a pain to use? Is it better just to go with a wired version?

@@brianthompson9241 it drains your phone battery and is expensive to implement, but the pioneer seems to be pretty affordable. The P/N is DMH-W2770NEX

@@averycolburn thank you

Thanks. Still working out the kinks. I'm on version 43 now.

@@averycolburn that is perseverance for sure, good stuff

Me too!

Soon!

If I were installing, as an installer, I would charge you 2-3 hours. The kit itself will probably be north of $400, there is a LOT of printing and assembly to do just like my side windows. They should be available for sale soon via elementdiy.com

@@averycolburn great thanks Avery. You side windows is awesome but that sunroof is a game changer. I would pay 400 easy for that mod. I would want to buttons though. One in the front and 1 in the back. I really like watching your vids. You pretty creative. Keep it up!

@@_craig_macc You can have as many buttons are you want for operation! The button just powers the motor controller, so put a button wherever you want and wire them in parallel so that they all can move the motors. I know of one case where someone put three buttons all attached to their side windows: one in the driver door, and one of each rear side doors

@@averycolburn that's cool Avery I certainly will do that when this is available. Appreciate what you do for the Element community!

So, Moonroof? Idk. I don't keep track of these things, and if I don't, I assume others don't either. Consider the title SEO.

Available soon, hopefully! I have to make sure nothing breaks or leaks too easily!

I can eventually, let me iron out all the kinks in this one first though

Give me a week. I need that larger power supply to keep the controller from browning out, and I need to integrate a magnet to keep the handle "sucked up" into the ceiling. Manual operation and removable glass features still retained. Watch this space.

Halogens came with the fogs, so I'll use those till the give up. Sorry you don't like LEDs I guess?

@@averycolburn it’s not that I don’t like them, it’s that nobody likes them. Do you enjoy being blinded for absolutely no reason besides some idiot is trying to look cool but can’t afford a headlight upgrade? No, you don’t. So why is it ok for you to blind everyone else? Either use the proper bulbs for your headlights or do a real upgrade, stop being a scumbag.

Yes, servo on both sides, one buttons opens/closes all.

@@averycolburn I suppose if you wanted to, it would be possible to have a left and right button? Likely more trouble than it is worth, but possible if you want to get fancy?

Edit: looks like he's just attached the corner markers to the turn signals. They are now turn signals, and don't come on with parking lights. Mine still work as parking lights when the turn signals are not on, like they did from the factory.

It would be in the exact place it's needed

Yes, with 2 relays per light. One relay to alternate between ground and 12v when the turn signal is on, and one relay to send that to the light depending on if the parking lights are on. It complicates the wiring for sure, but is doable.

The reason it doesn't work with LEDs is that with the parking light off, the power side of the corner marker is a ground, so we switch the ground side of the light to +12v to get it to flash. Then with parking lights on, the turn signal does the same thing but 12v on both sides would turn off the corner light, which is why it alternates instead of flashes in unison with parking lights on

@@averycolburn Next question. Would you be willing to assemble the needed parts so that it could be as close to plug & play as possible? (For a fee of course)

@@brianthompson9241 actually, I take that back, I tried to draw it out several times and could not get a synchronized parking light and turn signal when the parking light is on. Sadly I can't solve the de-sync. The issue is a turn signal off is the same as a turn signal in-between flashes, so an in-between flash turn signal would default to allowing the parking light to pass through a relay, so you'd go from on to on. No flash. With an Arduino taking inputs and spitting outputs down the pipe while waiting 1-2 seconds after receiving the last turn signal input, it could be done, but that's a bit overkill for what I had in mind. If you don't mind the de-sync but want LED functionality, that is still possible with a little more work and still a single relay. See my element owners club post for that revision

@@averycolburn Yeah, I see how that could be overkill to adjust for the G sink. What about my question involving combining all the parts together and making it as plug-and-play as possible?