Review on 🔌 Dorman 742-600 Power Window Motor - Black, Compatible with Selected Models by Anthony Cano

Despite all the concerns from other reviews that the mounting holes on the motor are not pre-drilled, I had no trouble hand threading the holes with the existing screws others have suggested. More importantly, once the screws are passed through the mounting holes on the motor, they are properly threaded into the metal door frame. I was also pleased that my 1999 Toyota Sienna didn't have the up/down buttons swapped, as some other reviewers mentioned issues. With. One of the three supplied cable harnesses fits perfectly and saves me the hassle of splicing cables. I watched a few YouTube videos of other people replacing their motors and got the job done in about 2 hours. My local auto glass specialist wanted $160 for an engine replacement (parts and labor) and through dealings with the AMZ warehouse I got a $32 steal engine. Save $128 for 2 hours of work and my window works like new again! If only I could make $64 an hour at my regular job haha!