Window guide sliding piece

[echappe]

The white nylon sliding piece that appears to be NLA, #17 ; is there a replacement part that can be used for this

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No.	Description	Supp.	Qty	From	Up To	Part Number	Price		Notes
01	BRACKET LEFT		1			51326654165			ENDED
01	BRACKET RIGHT		1			51326654166			ENDED
03	WINDOW GUIDE RAIL LEFT		1			51321813181	$42.18
03	WINDOW GUIDE RAIL RIGHT		1			51321813182	$42.18
04	Rubber seal		X			51326540282	$9.69
05	WINDOW LIFTER FRONT LEFT		1			51321801135	$125.50
05	WINDOW LIFTER FRONT RIGHT		1			51321801136	$125.50
06	CONICAL SCREW		2			51211800790	$0.67
10	CRANK		1	03/1966	04/1972	51326646115			ENDED
11	Stop disk	SCHWARZ	2			51321819852	$6.12
12	CONICAL SPRING		2			51321870460	$1.19
13	Pin		4			51321829986	$5.34		ENDED
14	Pin		2			51321829989	$1.10
15	FRONT WINDOW GUIDE		X			51326654262	$68.24
16	Clamp		6			51321817560	$1.07
17	SLIDING PIECE		4			51326454347			ENDED
18	Holder		2			51326454165			ENDED
19	WINDOW GUIDE RAIL LEFT		1			51326454154			ENDED
19	WINDOW GUIDE RAIL RIGHT		1			51326454155			ENDED
20	Bush		4			51327041760	$2.09
21	Distance rubber		2			51326454169			ENDED

[jgerock]

I bet someone here with a 3D printer could make them.  I have found that old hardened grease makes them difficult to move properly.  

[michaelbend]

Any pic of that part?

[Driv3r]

I'm now looking for item 2, 17,18 & 21. Were you able to source these? Does anyone know if there're any reproductions?

 

Edited December 12, 2018 by Driv3r

[NYNick]

Try the classifieds. There are guys parting entire cars over there.

[BarrettN]

For part #17 I would suggest finding a piece of UHMW (ultra high molecular weight) polyethylene, and get a Dremel tool. That plastic machines easily, is self lubricating, and tough as nails - it may be what the original part was made from. The material used for 3D printing wouldn't work nearly as well for this application. Rather than use an additive process (printing), a subtractive process (milling machine - or Dremel tool if you're not making 100s) using the right material would work better IMHO.