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FS: Used window reg missing tiny rubber piece

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YOUR RESEARCHFS: Used window reg missing tiny rubber piece

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Replace because of the little rubber thing

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I had to have this replaced because of the little rubber thing that goes inbetween the window and the bracket that holds it on the reg.

FS: Used window reg missing tiny rubber piece
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Replace because of the little rubber thing

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I had to have this replaced because of the little rubber thing that goes inbetween the window and the bracket that holds it on the reg.

FS: Used window reg missing tiny rubber piece
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I had to have this replaced because of the little rubber thing that goes inbetween the window and the bracket that holds it on the reg. Other than that the regulator worked fine. So if your regulator has gone to crap, but still has the rubber pieces, you can make one good one. $5.

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