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Passenger side rear quarter regulator

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Hi,

 

I am new to the forum and would love any comments or instructions on pulling the passenger rear quarter regulator on my 2004 c4s cab.

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This is a pretty good thread on the replacement.  It's not hard, but it can be a bit tricky.  It's definitely installed at the factory before the whole soft top mechanism is installed so you have to work around that and move it back and forth to get at some of the bolts.  You also need to make sure it's adjusted right before you close it up.  I did my rears first then the door regulators, and then had to go back and adjust the rears again to get it to all work right.

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Thanks for the information i knew it was going to be interesting will follow up and let everyone know how it goes. 

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