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The bottom part of the electric lift connector that controls a window, it sits inside the electric connector with 3 connection pins, it comes with 2 locking clips.

It often fits directly and is exactly like the original, but for some models and placements you have to modify it. Check out the pictures below when we replaced the connector on our own car. It started with us just checking how it fit, but when we were done with one connector, it turned out so damn well that we renovated all the connectors for the entire car. In some places it fit right away without modification and in other places we had to modify it to make it fit. But all contacts were like new when we were done.

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If you must modify the connector, be sure to measure and check exactly how to file, cut and grind before you begin. We used a small cutting disc and grinding pin with a high speed small sander type Dremmel. But we also tried filing and cutting by hand with a small file, sharp knife and hacksaw blade, it also worked well but took longer. Be very careful if you have to modify the plastic it is very fragile, when we tried it we were a bit too careless and rough at first and it cracked for us in one place but we glued it together with quick glue and it turned out great. If the chrome frame and the holes for the lock pins are worn or too large, install double lock clips, it usually stabilizes the contact and works fine. If the contact piece is bad, replace it as well.

Electric lift contact, bottom part of the single switch

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