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  1. 07-20-2006, 02:04 PM #1
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    Window regulator spring pin, available?

    Anyone know if the pivot pin for the window regulator spring is available anywhere? This is the aluminum pin that is peened into one of the window regulator arms and hinges 2 others finally holding onto the center of the regualtor spring. This one is from my 1971 911S. I could lathe one out, but rather buy one if available. Thanks Allan
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    Pelican, Tweeks, probably Stoddards.

    Given all the metal work you have done you may as well make your own.

    Took me about 30minutes....
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    You can find them listed at Performance Parts here: http://www.automotion.com/productpag...egulator+Pivot

    I replaced mine recently. took about 4 hours for the first door and 2 hours for the second. There are 4 "flavors" of the pin. It looks like you have the parallel style. Get a length to be sure you order the correct type.
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  4. 07-20-2006, 04:59 PM #4
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    Thanks guys, knew I came to the right place, finally found it on the Stoddard site for 18 bucks. Could make one, already have the aluminum, but for 18 bucks and 18 project cars, I'm racing to get them all done before I die lol, thanks again Allan
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