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Old 06-01-2013, 01:29 AM   #1
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One of my window regulator white plastic sliders broke off today. I found a set on ebay for E36 but application chart states that it does not fit ti's. Are sliders different on ti, or are they all the same?
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Old 06-03-2013, 03:53 PM   #3
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I just did a temp fix on our car yesterday, I went to my storage place to get the regulator, motor and sliders only to find no sliders, I must of left them on the M3 windows I traded off for some labor

The M3 regulators do not fit, motors were the same but opposite side of the car...

The car I bought is in very fine shape except a few dings and scratches in the paint so I was surprised to find the regulator arms bent, slider bent, motor mounts cracked. Seems some hack got his grubby hands in there to fix a broken window or something.

I had to repair the regulator, replace the motor and reuse the slider until I can find some which are not on Pelican parts or listed on realoem.com

I am sure they are the same part, I would rather put new ones in so I do not have to open it up again but leaving the panel off until I find a gray interior to replace the black one. I like the look of the black but with the sliding soft top it will just be to hot.

If you find a source, other than the dealer, for the sliders please post it up, as I will as well.

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Funny, Goggled them up, forgot last night, popped right up at many places.

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Thanks for all the help. I went to my local Pick & Pull and found some off a 93 325i and they worked perfectly.
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The white plastic sliders are used on all e36's, interchangeable (also were the same in my e34 touring).

As for the window regulators, the ti ones are the same as e36 sedans. Makes finding used replacements much easier.
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I started thinking they were probably the same as the sedan, thanks

I really wish they bolted them in instead of using rivets that are a pain in the arse to drill out though!

I had to take mine out to replace it, swapped the motor, then realized it would not fit....then had to repair the bent up original, got it working perfectly except the slider was worn out from the regulator being bent up.

Absolutely zero major body damage on this car, it had to have been jacked up by some hack replacing a broken window, I assumed but no evident of glass, really odd.
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