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Hey people.

I am in need of cefiro front passenger power window gear ( rail it slides on, window clip, motor etc ) but its kinda hard to find it. my question is do you know if r32 4door gear will swap over, as i have access to a door but dont want to strip it to find it wont match up. also, whats a good substitute sunvisors? as when mine arrived with a cage it was lacking them.

cheers for ya help

PS: if anyone has any of these parts please PM me. i am in perth.

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kaliber man wassup i been thru all this before, TRUST me on this one, new parts aren't *that* expensive, they come with a 1 year warranty, and they are brand new parts not some shonker out of an old wreck.

check out DVG in morley in the spare parts dept. they source the parts from nissan japan brand new, i had to get window amps window regulators all sorts of gear n it only worked out to be about 2-300 ish,

i tried R32 parts they surprisingly do not fit at all. think of it this way, the power window gear in your car is stuffed becuase of it's age, and prolonged use, so how is an old wreck's lifespan going to be any different? windows are something that is wound up n down many times a day so don't be afraid to spend money on parts that last,

hope that helps buddy it will cost more for now but you won't have to worry about it again for a very long time!

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hey dude if you still having trouble, go to your local nissan parts dealer, i had to get a new regulator for my ceffy, the left rear, it was $180, brand new from japan and came with everything except the motor and was the easiest thing ever to fit, the motor was never made in oz so the cost $600!!!!! from japan.

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