[md_greek]

My son's 1993 Dodge Stealth broke a drivers side window stabilizer clip (see attached photos). Window goes up and down just fine, just shits down a little when going up so it won't seal because of the broken clip. Have pull it up manually when it's closed. Question I have is can I find that clip by itself or do I have to buy a whole new window regulator with motor and all? I'm hoping there is a way to fix without replacing the entire regulator. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

 

[shellhouse]

Things like this seem like possible candidates for someone to 3D print out of nylon or similar durable material.

That doesn't help much right now, but I feel your pain. Had to replace a different assembly not long ago. Pretty typical with the plastic parts failing and requiring a whole assembly.

 

[md_greek]

Things like this seem like possible candidates for someone to 3D print out of nylon or similar durable material.

That doesn't help much right now, but I feel your pain. Had to replace a different assembly not long ago. Pretty typical with the plastic parts failing and requiring a whole assembly.

I was actually thinking of 3D printing. I would settle for another solution to "jurry rig" it so the window doesn't shif like it does. I mean the regulator works just fine. Not sure if the broken part is part of the regular or sold separate?

 

[ChromeMagnon]

99% sure it was never available separately, the regulators have always been sold as a unit. 3D printing does sound like a good solution, keep us posted if you come up with something.