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Checklist:
Use the compatibility chart to identify your vehicle.
Visually compare the part you are replacing with our pictures.
Match reference numbers from the Item specifics section above.
Find the year,make, model, engine and trim in vehicle application to ensure.
How to Replace a Car Window Motor/Window Regulator Assembly?
Part 1 of 2: Removing the window motor / regulator assembly
Step 1: Park your vehicle on a flat, hard surface. Make sure that the transmission is in park (for automatics) or in first gear (for manuals).
Step 2: Install a nine-volt battery saver into your cigarette lighter. This will keep your computer live and keep your settings current in the vehicle. If you do not have a nine-volt battery saver, you can complete the job without it; this just makes it easier.
Step 3: Open the vehicle’s hood and disconnect the battery. Take the ground cable off the battery’s negative terminal, disabling the power to the ignition system, window motor and regulator assembly.
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Step 4: Remove the window switch screws. Before removing the door panel, you need to remove the screws attaching the window switch to the door panel. If the window switch is unable to be detached, you may be able to disconnect the harness connectors under the door panel as you pull it off.
Step 5: Remove the door panel. Remove the door panel on the door with the faulty window motor and regulator. Also remove the clear plastic cover behind the door panel. You will need a razor blade to assist with removing the plastic cover.
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Step 6: Remove the assembly mounting bolts. Locate the window motor and regulator inside the door. You will need to remove the four to six mounting bolts that secure the window regulator assembly to the door shell. You may have to remove the door speaker to gain access to the mounting bolts.
Step 7: Prevent the window from falling. If the window motor and regulator still works, hook up the switch to the window motor and raise the window all the way up.
If the window motor does not work, you will need to use a pry bar to push up the base assembly of the regulator to raise the window up. Use masking tape to secure the window to the door to prevent the window from falling.
Step 8: Remove the top mounting bolts. After the window is all the way up and secure, the top mounting bolts on the window regulator will be visible. Remove the window regulator bolts.
Step 9: Remove the assembly. Pull out the window motor and regulator assembly from the door. You will need to feed the wire harness attached to the window motor through the door.
Step 10: Clean the harness with electrical cleaner. Remove all moisture and debris from the connector for a strong connection.
Part 2 of 2: Installing the window motor / regulator assembly
Step 1: Install the new window motor and regulator assembly into the door. Feed the harness through the door. Install the mounting bolts to secure the window regulator to the window.
Step 2: Attach the assembly to the window. Remove the masking tape from the window. Slowly lower the window and window regulator assembly. Line up the mounting hole to the window regulator and the door shell.
Step 3: Reinstall the mounting bolts. Install the four to six mounting bolts to secure the window regulator assembly to the door shell.
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Step 4: Install the plastic covering back onto the door. If the plastic cover will not seal back onto the door, you can apply a small coat of clear silicone to the plastic. This will hold the plastic in place and keep out the moisture.
Step 5: Install the door panel back onto the door. Snap all of the door panel’s plastic tabs back into place. Replace any plastic tabs if they were broken off.
Step 6: Attach the harness to the window switch. Install the window switch back onto the door panel. Install the screws into the switch to secure it to the door panel.
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Step 7: Reconnect the battery. Open the vehicle’s hood. Reconnect the ground cable back onto the battery’s negative terminal. Remove the nine-volt battery saver from the cigarette lighter if you used one. Tighten the battery clamp to ensure that the connection is good.
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Step 8: Test the new window motor. Turn the key to the accessory or run position. Operate the switch for the door window. Make sure that the window goes up and down correctly.
If your window will not go up or down after replacing the window motor and regulator assembly, then further inspection of the window motor and regulator assembly or the door wiring may be required.
Item Specifics | |
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Brand | PARTHIGH |
Manufacturer Part Number | PTH10609501p |
Placement on Vehicle | Front Left |
Type | Regulator & Motor Assembly |
Operating Mode | Electric |
Motor Included | Yes |
OE/OEM Part Number | 741-505 |
Custom Bundle | No |
Package Contents | 1 Power Window Regulator |
Packaging Type | Box |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
Superseded Part Number | Front Driver Side Replacements |
Surface Finish | Smooth |
Product Fit | Direct fit |
Attachment Type | :Bolt On |
Performance Part | Yes |
Modified Item | No |
Installation Instructions Included | No |
Gear Material | Plastic |
Frame Material | Metal and Plastic |
Mounting Hardware Included | No |
Fitment Type | Direct Replacement |
Weight | about 5 lbs |
Weight | about 5 lbs |
Package Size | 23*10*3 inch |
Fitment(Note) | Verify this part fits your vehicle using the compatibility chart |
Housing Material | Steel |
Housing Material | Steel |
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Refund will be given as money back or replacement
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Checklist:
Use the compatibility chart to identify your vehicle.
Visually compare the part you are replacing with our pictures.
Match reference numbers from the Item specifics section above.
Find the year,make, model, engine and trim in vehicle application to ensure.
How to Replace a Car Window Motor/Window Regulator Assembly?
Part 1 of 2: Removing the window motor / regulator assembly
Step 1: Park your vehicle on a flat, hard surface. Make sure that the transmission is in park (for automatics) or in first gear (for manuals).
Step 2: Install a nine-volt battery saver into your cigarette lighter. This will keep your computer live and keep your settings current in the vehicle. If you do not have a nine-volt battery saver, you can complete the job without it; this just makes it easier.
Step 3: Open the vehicle’s hood and disconnect the battery. Take the ground cable off the battery’s negative terminal, disabling the power to the ignition system, window motor and regulator assembly.
? Step 4: Remove the window switch screws. Before removing the door panel, you need to remove the screws attaching the window switch to the door panel. If the window switch is unable to be detached, you may be able to disconnect the harness connectors under the door panel as you pull it off.
Step 5: Remove the door panel. Remove the door panel on the door with the faulty window motor and regulator. Also remove the clear plastic cover behind the door panel. You will need a razor blade to assist with removing the plastic cover.
? Step 6: Remove the assembly mounting bolts. Locate the window motor and regulator inside the door. You will need to remove the four to six mounting bolts that secure the window regulator assembly to the door shell. You may have to remove the door speaker to gain access to the mounting bolts.
Step 7: Prevent the window from falling. If the window motor and regulator still works, hook up the switch to the window motor and raise the window all the way up. If the window motor does not work, you will need to use a pry bar to push up the base assembly of the regulator to raise the window up. Use masking tape to secure the window to the door to prevent the window from falling.
Step 8: Remove the top mounting bolts. After the window is all the way up and secure, the top mounting bolts on the window regulator will be visible. Remove the window regulator bolts.
Step 9: Remove the assembly. Pull out the window motor and regulator assembly from the door. You will need to feed the wire harness attached to the window motor through the door.
Step 10: Clean the harness with electrical cleaner. Remove all moisture and debris from the connector for a strong connection.
Part 2 of 2: Installing the window motor / regulator assembly Step 1: Install the new window motor and regulator assembly into the door. Feed the harness through the door. Install the mounting bolts to secure the window regulator to the window.
Step 2: Attach the assembly to the window. Remove the masking tape from the window. Slowly lower the window and window regulator assembly. Line up the mounting hole to the window regulator and the door shell.
Step 3: Reinstall the mounting bolts. Install the four to six mounting bolts to secure the window regulator assembly to the door shell.
? Step 4: Install the plastic covering back onto the door. If the plastic cover will not seal back onto the door, you can apply a small coat of clear silicone to the plastic. This will hold the plastic in place and keep out the moisture.
Step 5: Install the door panel back onto the door. Snap all of the door panel’s plastic tabs back into place. Replace any plastic tabs if they were broken off.
Step 6: Attach the harness to the window switch. Install the window switch back onto the door panel. Install the screws into the switch to secure it to the door panel.
? Step 7: Reconnect the battery. Open the vehicle’s hood. Reconnect the ground cable back onto the battery’s negative terminal. Remove the nine-volt battery saver from the cigarette lighter if you used one. Tighten the battery clamp to ensure that the connection is good.
? Step 8: Test the new window motor. Turn the key to the accessory or run position. Operate the switch for the door window. Make sure that the window goes up and down correctly.
If your window will not go up or down after replacing the window motor and regulator assembly, then further inspection of the window motor and regulator assembly or the door wiring may be required.
Warning
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (California Customers should pay more attention about it.) Payment
PayPal Only. Only PayPal accept in this selection. Shipping
99% of orders shipped within 24 hours. 2-8 days in transit. Nice and strong packing. UPS, USPS, fedEx comes to be our first choice. Return
This item is backed by our 1-year warranty. Refund will be given as money back or replacement Item must be returned in original pacakge and packing the same as received. Seller is responsible for the return if delivered item not the same as described or received damaged.
Note: Buyers are responsible for the return shipping cost if the problem ids caused by buyer. We only warranty cost of parts, any installation or other fees are non-refundable. About Us
If you have a question about the item you should contact us before bidding. Any problem fund, do contact us please, any question or problem will be replied within 24 hours (except the weekend and holiday). Our Customer Service Team is always online to answer. All rights reserved. |