ihave Replacement For Rear Window Latch Bolt Nut Screw Cab Glass Quarter 2003 - 17 Sienna GSL ASL

Bought several of these to replace the OEM ones on the mini van window. Perfect fit, quality and easy to install. Just like having the original in place.

Very hard to find but this part is exactly what I needed to repair our Sienna Van side windows that opens and closes with a dashboard switch. Getting the final screw in was the hardest part but there is a great video that helps during the replacement. These parts are only for the window connection for the ball join and motor arm are inside the van.

Worked for our old Toyota sienna, I did have to drill a hole in the plastic support arm to get to the screw, but it worked.

This product was exactly what we needed for our 2016 Toyota Sienna rear window. The old part somehow fell off and the window wouldn’t stay closed! This item arrived the next day and was perfect. A little hard to install but doable. I think knowing this beforehand based on reviews made it more tolerable. Fit was perfect and the price was great!

Bought this after the factory issued screw had loosened and fell after 7ish years of holding window through movement, hot, and cold. The replacement screw head is not as wide as the factor screw head and required the addition of 1/4x1/2x/16 rubber washer to correctly engage the in-car plastic plate that engages the window. Rubber parts included with kit seem to be thicker than the factory issued. In the end, I believe it will suffice and will have to monitor further.

Good replacement, item fit with no issues. Was a bit tricky installing but still took less than 5 minutes.

There are no directions on how to replace the bolt and while it may seem intuitive, it was not that much to me. Replacing the bolt that fell out is a 2-person job. On the outside place one of the washers against the glass and insert the outside female bolt piece in. On the inside, one of the washers should be inserted around the female receptacle and actual bolt should be inserted and screwed into the other piece. Someone should be outside to hold the piece so it doesn't slip out of the window and onto the floor. Additionally, a really long (and skinny) screwdriver is essential to tightening the apparatus. I purchased a low profile screwdriver (one of those gizmos that has a bit on the end and a perpendicular horizontal piece, designed to get into very tight spaces) thinking it would be super useful and it was only really after I had mostly tightened it with a screwdriver. If you get one of these low profile ones with the intention of using it for install, I would suggest getting a ratcheting one since there isn't a lot of room to swing around (and tighten the bolt) using a tool that is perpendicular to the bolt and sticking out a bit. Overall, great purchase because I had no idea how to order this little tiny part on the parts website of my local Toyota dealer. It's expensive for what it is but my window has remained attached.

The part was perfect however the nut was not compatible with the 2012 Toyota sienna. Fortunately, I still had the old nut and was able to use it with the bolt. The worst part of all was the install. You need to take the panel and the seat belt bolts off in order to be able to get to the hinge and screw it properly.