Window Regulator Repair Clip (1) - Rear Right (Passenger Side) Compatible with BMW X3 E83

great item....considering its pennies on the dollar .. its easy enough to install and its a quick fix to a potentially expensive repair... if your mechanically inclined to get the door panel off without damaging anything youll be ok fixing this yourself.. I do suggest to get some door panel clips bc getting the door panel off some of the clips will break ... the original ones become brittle and snap ... and it a lot easier to use new clips then to try to salvage the old ones... buy yes indeed this is a very good product to a very bad situation... when you go over a bump and your window opens ( btw I used golf tees wedged in the rubber seal to keep my window up until I got this part)

Fit perfect to replace OEM drive dog.

Works great. Installed it on an X3-05. Found installation instructions online. I did not needed to remove the window glass to install it. Tip: Install it from the bottom of window's glass rail. Then move it up toward the middle position to lock it with the window glass. A little of down force on the glass while securing the regulator in place will be needed to snap it in place.

Not a mechanic but was able to make the switch in about 1 hour. I also popped out the little rubber bumpers from the original and pushed them into this one as this one does not come with them. The plastic feels similar in weight to the original so I am hoping it holds up.

Definitely recommended. I used this component to fix my aunts Right Rear passenger power window on her 2005 BMW X5 2.5L. The window would not move when the window switch was depressed in any direction. All that was heard was the motor traveling up and down the regulator. Instructions would have been nice, but i found a great tutorial that showed most of how to install it, Having patience, confidence, some mechanical background, a quality Torx Screwdriver set and a plastic panel pry tool are what is needed to complete the repair.Keep in mind that this piece is also referred to a "Driving Dog"

Getting it in was easy and fixed my issue for over $100 less than what BMW wanted to fix what they broke to begin with!

Exact fit for my 2005 BMW X3 back seat window.

Perfect