YOUR RESEARCHWindow regulator loose... can you replace the wearable plastic bits?
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Hey all, the regulators on the 4s seem to be wearing quite a bit and now the window has some lateral play. The culprits seem to be the plastic wearable pieces that the assembly rides up/down on (blue bits in the picture). Can you buy replacements of those?
In the "911 & Porsche world" magazine of Oct 12, there is a DIY for that. Silver Carrera on the cover.
Hmm any links or anything? Where do you get the parts?
bump does anyone have a copy of the mag?
You may find something on this page https://www.google.com/search?source...PFpA5dHY&pbx=1
bump, still haven't found replacement window regulator sliders
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