1990-97 Miata Teflon Window Guide Replacement Bushings (2) on 2040-parts.com
Lady Lake, Florida, US
These are new teflon bushings to replace dried, cracked, broken guides in electric or manual windows. These were purchased from a vendor on miata.net and include the original instructions. Price new is currently $34.95. More information on these items can be found by Googling "Miata teflon window guides"; it is the first entry. Note: This is for the bushings only, it is not the kit, it does not include the required T30 Torx bit or other more common tools.
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