2000-2006 Nissan Sentra rear window slide repair.

If you can hear the window motor working, but the window does not operate, this video may help. There is a plastic socket of the ball joint that works the window that I hear is prone to breaking. Like mine. Hears how I fixed it. Hope this helps
BlendDoor.com makes the replacement part. Looks like they make parts like they should have been made. Speacialy stuff.

[@alanvandolah7887]

I just picked one of these cars up and rolled down the back window and...”clunk”. It fell down into the door. Same piece broke on mine. Thank you for the info on the replacement slides!!!!

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thanks Alan, happy to help. If you haven’t ordered the part yet, get twoI The window on the other side of my car went a few days ago and I should get the part tomorrow. (I should have ordered two)

[@chriskorbut9568]

Informative with a touch of humor. Made me laugh a couple of times and I thank you sir.

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thanks Chris, and you are welcome, I’m glad you were able to glean some info from this and had a bit of a chuckle, it is my first video. And like I tell my students, ‘if we ain’t having fun, we’re doing it wrong.’

[@ssmab3]

Thanks so much! Exactly what I needed to fix my window

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thank you for the comment. This was my first video, looking back I would have done things a bit different, but I am glad that you were able to glean enough information to help.

[@ceasargarzautsa]

Best DIY YET!!!

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thank you. That was my first video published on our channel. Maybe a bit long, but I’m glad that it was able to help you out. Cheers! Patrick

[@craigsalvini6577]

Just wanted to drop you a big thank you for this video. It was spot on. We followed it step by step and were able to fix the issue with no problem. Made us laugh while we were doing it too! Thanks again!

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thank you Craig, I’m so glad this video helped you and that it gave you a chuckle. If we’re not having fun, we’re doing it wrong!🤪 thanks again

[@BCole-bj4lv]

Exact thing just happened to my rear window. Very helpful video and info. Thanks.

[@scottwoodresearch]

B. Cole, you are welcome and I’m glad to be able to help. Peace

[@christinaknight773]

Thanx for this! Mines been broke for a while😂😂😂

[@scottwoodresearch]

@christinaknight - You are very welcome. Mine was broke for a while too. The other window broke about two years later. So there’s that. Cheers! Patrick

[@AlejandroMorales-tr8hu]

Good video i have the same car and the same problem lol i will fix that thank you for you time

[@scottwoodresearch]

@AlejandrMorales-tr8hu I’m glad it helped. Be ready to do the other side! Lol! Cheers, Patrick

[@ImAbnormal]

Thank you so much! Perfect video and helped save me ALOT of money!

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thanks, I’m glad you liked it. That was my first video,. Probably would have done things a bit different now. Being a frugal guy I like to save money whenever I can. It was RUclips videos that saved me cash and inspired me to put my own video out. If you are into small foundry work, casting or lampworking, check out our other videos. Thanks again.

[@agent008chico]

Awesome! I needed this video. Thank you for the link.

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thanks agent008chico. Glad it help helped, and you are welcome!

[@samantharosalie299]

Thank you soooo much!

[@scottwoodresearch]

You are welcome. Glad to help!

[@alanpartida8229]

What is the name of the part

[@scottwoodresearch]

Hey Alan, the part is the’ rear window regulator slider. At 10:20 in the video you can see the part and where I got it from. I couldn’t find the OEM plastic one, but I figured why put in something I know will fail. Saw the aluminum two piece, perfect. Thanks for asking and for watching! Peace

[@bballer2467]

If you repaired my way you would have been one and done.

[@scottwoodresearch]

Thanks for the comment. Had I seen your way I might have tried it. I like your approach. But I did what I did and still got ‘er done. Peace! Patrick