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Hey all,

 

I've been having issues with my window for a rather long time, it would go down but not smoothly and it sounded like I was damaging it (found a few scratches on the tiny). It's a hard life when you want to go cruising and you can't put your window down ahah. So I took my driver side door apart and I believe I may have found the issue. It was the plastic thing that moves along the metal guide horizontally so that the window would go up evenly was broken into two parts (sorry I didn't know what to call it) 20170320_115249.jpeg

 

I'm stuck as in unsure if I should attempt to maybe glue the two parts together and hope it would hold itself and not distrupt the movement of the window going up.

 

Or if someone can tell me where I could purchase another one of this or has another idea such as creating your own axis movement thing.

 

Any help would be idea as I rather not open my door every time I need to get a ticket out of the ticket booth or going through drive thrus haha

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