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Originally Posted by Clockwork
K, so i got the parts and did both my front door window clips and regulator sliders. What a PITA it was to remove the factory regulator clips. Mine were not broken in the area where the cable tie clips in so getting mine off were horribly hard. And getting the new one on was also a beast. Very tight area to work in.
My factory sliders were very worn and cracked in many places but none broken.
All parts replaced but it took me 4 hours to do both and cleaned everything up.
Windows do operate so much more accurate now and no twisting òf window as it goes up/down and no rattles period when door closed.
Pita but doable.
if my spelling sucks in this post its cause im typing on a tablet.
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Glad to hear you got it done. Did you end up removing the regulator, or did you swap the regulator clips (sliders, etc.) in situ?
I did all my windows (some repair, some pre-emptive repair), and removed the regulators for all 4. Replacing the rear-window regulator clips (one per window) was more difficult than the fronts, since they attach to the cable differently. Not really hard, actually, but harder than the front windows, and I can't imagine doing it in situ.