🚗 RegulatorFix Rear Right Window Regulator Repair Clip for VW Passat B5 B5.5 B6 B7 - Premium Quality Fix with Peg-Dowel (1), Passenger Side Review

Just a note! On the jetta 2000, control L corresponds to tailgate R and vice versa! I fixed it and it works 100%! I give five stars because it works great and I save a lot of money! Thank you for your service

Job done. I knew from the start that the problem would be in the plastic components of the window regulator. It is much easier and cheaper to replace the plastic component if that is your car's problem. Since my original part was defective, it took me some time to figure out how to fit the part and fit the appropriate original components. A link to some photos or drawings would be great.

Rear left and right window regulator latches replaced. The one on the left worked fine, no problems. The regulator clip attaches easily, the dowel fits snugly, and the window snaps easily and securely into place. However, the rear right regulator clip was a different plastic, the pin was too small and the slot that the pin fits into the regulator clip is almost square so the pin will not snap into place. complete failure.

Those familiar with VW mechanical repairs know that, as with most German engineering equipment, the right tool is essential. The Passat Estate rear window installation service manual states that you must first install this lift component to the adjuster assembly. When the window is in the fully open position, slowly lower it and "snap" it onto the lifting mechanism. While this may seem like a surefire way to destroy the window and elevator, it works like a charm. It is highly recommended to…

Cheap part. But this is important. My stock part broke on my 2000 Passat, as did half of the other plastic parts on this car. I live in the central San Joaquin Valley of California where it gets hot. The plastic becomes brittle. So it would be expensive to pay someone else to replace that regulator. There's a lot of work involved. Luckily I've done this before. The part is easy. Plastic only. But that's an integral. If you don't know anything about mechanics, pay someone else to fix your…

The original clip has a V shape at the top (see picture). It's not like this. This makes replacing that clip 1000 times harder. You should be able to insert the pin into the window first and then slide it down into the clip by snapping the window onto the clip. 10 minutes to fix. Since there is no "V" in this clamp for this, the window must be placed in the clamp and THEN the dowel inserted. I had to alter this clip to allow the window to drop down far enough to line up with the opening. Then…