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> OT: 97 Passat window regulator failure, options for my son's car
lotus_65
post Aug 6 2007, 09:30 AM
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my son has a 97 passat wagon and (of course) the regulators are going or have gone bad.

can anyone help with experience/options for him?

if it's me, i'd just set up a strap and latch setup (he's 17 and lucky to have a car to begin with). anyone done something like that?

tia
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post Aug 6 2007, 09:35 AM
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QUOTE(lotus_65 @ Aug 6 2007, 08:30 AM) *

my son has a 97 passat wagon and (of course) the regulators are going or have gone bad.

can anyone help with experience/options for him?

if it's me, i'd just set up a strap and latch setup (he's 17 and lucky to have a car to begin with). anyone done something like that?

tia


Tia,

I know this isn't the answer you want to hear, but that may just be the beggining of your problems with the coachwork/body of that car. My mom's started to fall completely apart at 110K miles. This series was one of VW's worst quality cars ever built. If you have the opportunity, sell it fast.

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