I'm in the same boat and would like to know as well.Hey LAM-PARK, did that part work? I really don't want to grind down a larger roller...
-Alan
I'm in the same boat and would like to know as well.Hey LAM-PARK, did that part work? I really don't want to grind down a larger roller...
I didn't want to fiddle with a roller and the necessary diameter and width reduction so I went with a 1/4 x 3/4 carriage bolt, a washer and 2 nuts. I ground a bit off of the nut after I applied loctite and it was tightened.
So far, so good. I cycled it up and down 20 times or so and it seems smooth and robust.
All that for under $1.00
Well this thread just saved me, my window dropped and I discovered the broken guide clip. Called dealer and they dont sell just the plastic guide, they wanted $350 for the entire mechanism. Now I undertstand why they dont sell the plastic guide, as it cant be installed...what a poor design.While my '02 has had the shower door roller on the driver's side for a few years, thought I'd share this here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:683339
I'm getting ready to drop the hammer on a $350 Printrbot 3D printer, love that someone has already created the CAD file for this part.
While my '02 has had the shower door roller on the driver's side for a few years, thought I'd share this here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:683339
I'm getting ready to drop the hammer on a $350 Printrbot 3D printer, love that someone has already created the CAD file for this part.