rear window has fallen
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1999 E430
rear window has fallen
My left rear window has fallen. I could be wrong, but it appears it is not regulator, but some part from the metal bracket at the bottom of the window where it attaches to the regulator broke. I didn't see that part on Autohausaz. Can I buy that separately and replace it?
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1999 E240, 2007 GL500, 2004 Suburban Z71, 1997 Ford Escort MK7, 1979 VW Beetle
Yes it can be repaired, I think this kit will sove your problem.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/MERCEDES-E-...haopOW&vxp=mtr
Two years ago I had to change it of both rear windows because the plastic part has broken.
Cheers,
Sergio
https://www.ebay.com/itm/MERCEDES-E-...haopOW&vxp=mtr
Two years ago I had to change it of both rear windows because the plastic part has broken.
Cheers,
Sergio
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From: New Mexico
2001 E320 4Matic
Hey huskerden your window regulator is broken. This just happened to me, rear driver side window, clunk!
But the good news is it's easy to repair yourself, here's a great vid I used on prying the inner leather works away from the door skin and then you can get at the rest. Removing the old regulator is as easy as grabbing a drill with a metal bit and drilling out the old rivets. The new part is about 20 bucks or so and you just pop that baby back into place, grab a rivet gun (20 bucks at Harbor Freight) and pop it in.
But the good news is it's easy to repair yourself, here's a great vid I used on prying the inner leather works away from the door skin and then you can get at the rest. Removing the old regulator is as easy as grabbing a drill with a metal bit and drilling out the old rivets. The new part is about 20 bucks or so and you just pop that baby back into place, grab a rivet gun (20 bucks at Harbor Freight) and pop it in.
