90 91 92 93 94 Toyota 4runner Back Window Regulator Track Channel Repair Kit on 2040-parts.com
The Dalles, Oregon, US
WE HAVE A WINDOW REGULATOR REPAIR KIT THAT FITS THE 1990-94 TOYOTA 4RUNNER EQUIPPED WITH REAR WINDOW DEFROST. THIS INCLUDES THE RIGHT AND LEFT RUN CHANNEL AND A RUBBER FILLER FOR EACH RUN CHANNEL. THIS IS A COMMON PROBLEM ON THIS MODEL AS THE CHANNELS RUST AND OR THE RUBBER FILLER WEARS OUT. RECOMMENEDED TO REPLACE AS A SET. SO YOU WILL GET ONE 69907-35010 RUN CHANNEL, ONE 69907-35020 RUN CHANNEL AND TWO 69971-35020 RUBBER FILLER STRIPS. THANKS FOR SAVING AND SHOPPING WITH US, ALSO CHECK OUT OUR EBAY STORE AND NEVER PAY RETAIL AGAIN !!!!!!
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