Window Door Regulator Glass Channel Clips (Power& Manual) W/Tips Replacement for Toyota Tacoma Previa Pick Up Paseo HonWindow Door Regulator Glass Channel Clips (Power& Manual) W/Tipda Accord Civic

These are pretty standard, I'm sure they fit other cars extremely well and some cars not at all, I had to do a little bit of engineering to make them work for my scenario, but in an emergency these will do.

Working on a 2005 4runner back glass. The mount for the glass was broken I used these to replace them. Way better than buying a glass. Autobody repair person 35 years in business.

Absolute trash plastic moleded into the part where I couldn’t put a bolt in it I bought 2 sets they were all trash

I just had to flip the Toyota clip around and put the bolt in from the other side. I'm pretty sure the Nissan ones both went the same way but I could be wrong. They're essentially the same piece even the bolt holes are the same size, umm I did have one taller then the other in the original Nissan clips and these are about the same size as the smaller Nissan one. So I solved that problem by putting extra foam down on the new clip and it works absolutely fine.

It's not like the OEM clips but it worked.

I had to buy a whole new window anyway.

Worked perfectly replacing on my windows on my 1997 Honda Prelude. Highly recommend, make sure to mark mounting points before removing old clips.

Worked for couple times then the darn things went kaboom crackety Pow and my winder fell down and went smash scheeee pooosh and that was all she wrote

The original plastic clips on the driver's side window of my 97 Tacoma had snapped. After pulling the window out and melting off the original clips with a heat gun, I sanded the insides of these with some rough grit sandpaper and glued them in place on the window in alignment with the previous clips. After reinstalling the window and screwing it back to the regulator and rolling up the window, I let it sit for 24 hours. The window now rolls up and down as good as new. So far, so good. I have heard it recommended to always rough up the surface of channel clips before using as it will give the glue a better surface to grip. Also, use an appropriate adhesive for automotive windows and plastic.

The Toyota dealership does not sell the clip's they will sell you the window for $375 with the clips. These clips were $10 and worked great. The clip broke as the window was frozen.

Did the job, but the plastic molding had leaked into the threads of the imbedded nut. Lots of cleanup had to be done before use. Also wasn’t very tight to grip the glass. Not sure how durable this replacement is over OEM but time will tell. I’d avoid this product in the future and buy another brand or OEM replacement.

These can be used as a replacement for the factory bonded clips on the 5th gen 4runner (2010-2024) rear glass. Getting the old clips off the glass was difficult but if you apply heat the factory adhesive looses its strength. I used JB-Weld automotive panel adhesive and prepped the glass with rubbing alcohol and the clips bonded to the glass perfectly perfectly. The clips lined right up with the factory window regulator mounting holes. Saves me from replacing the entire rear window! Only downside is the metal threaded nuts are poorly cast into the plastic clip and there is some plastic melted into the threads, easy enough to pick this out before the bolt will thread in.

It is perfectly works for 4 Runner 2016 tailgate glass channel. Make sure use proper adhesive.