Door Window Lifter Channel - Front Left (Driver)

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Door Window Lifter Channel - Front Left (Driver), in Stainless Steel. BJ's Off-Road Exclusive!

Replace your rusted out door window lifter with this brand new replacement. Constructed from Stainless Steel, you'll never have to worry about these rusting out again! Eliminate binding, bending and loose glass. These are also Made in the USA!

Channel includes one Window Lifter Clip.

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Q: What is a lifter seal?

Asked by: Gary - 11/16/2019

A: It is the seal that sandwiches the bottom of the glass into the lifter channel, and holds the glass in place.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (11/18/2019)

Q: Hi, I just purchased this, can you tell me does the smooth side of the slot go inside, and sharp side out, or vice versa?

Asked by: Jamie - 9/13/2020

A: The smooth, rounded side goes towards the outside of the door (the curve matches the door shell curvature). The two "sharp side" slots face inward.

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Answer provided by: Ryan (9/14/2020)

Q: My 1972 Wagoneer Limited (power windows) has was looks like these exact window lifts, yet you say these are for MANUAL windows only. This 1982 Wagoneer uses an arm to raise and lower the window and NOT the toothed nylon strap like later Grand Wagoneers. Im guessing this is correct ??

Asked by: WILLIAM MATTHEWS - 2/3/2021

A: the angle of the bottom (where it attaches to the arms) is different

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Answer provided by: Ryan (2/4/2021)

Q: Hello again, are there any plans in the future for replacement vent window channels? I have several with rusted out vent frames, they look like a hard part to make from scratch. .

Asked by: steve - 6/22/2021

A: It is something that we are considering for the future.

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Answer provided by: Amanda (6/22/2021)

Q: When installing these new lift channels and seals to our existing glass, I take it they are designed to just be pressed in dry, or should a sealant be used along with the lift seals?

Asked by: J TRUCKER - 6/24/2021

A: Correct. They are designed to be a dry fit.

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Answer provided by: Amanda (6/30/2021)