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window crank just failed

The pivot pin on my manual windows just broke. Is there a replacement available or do I have to replace the whole regulator?

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2 choices....
Make a new piece (I suggest stialess steel)
Or..buy a new or used unit.
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Replacement pivot pins are available from several sources (Pelican, I suspect as well). Select the pin that has the slot in the right configuration. Does somebody have pictures of the pin options? (check the Pelican catalog). Pick the one that matches yours. Left and right side door windows may be different.

The factory pins are lead, potmetal or somesuch. The replacement pins are made of steel. It's not too difficult to replace. See if Wayne has it in his 101 book.

You're fortunate they lasted this long.

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Thanks Guys....Hey Ron where is that image from? Someones catalog or??
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....Hey Ron where is that image from?
Hey Kevin... you gotta eyeball and measure your broken pin.. to my understanding there is no rhyme or reason to what years had the various pins.. but there may be.. I'm not as smart as I look.. then call Wayne at Pelican Parts.. then problem solved......Ron

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