🚘 Dorman 751-297 Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor and Regulator Assembly for Ford, Mazda, Mercury Models Review

*Other reviews are correct, turns slightly slower than factory motor. Perfect fit, relatively easy to install and reasonable price. This is my third regulator to fail on my 2009 Ford Escape. I replaced the first two with a store and spent more than I would like. After doing a little research I figured it would be easy to do it yourself. It was the best price I found for a new regulator and I am happy with my purchase.

Window regulator fits perfectly and works with no problems but as many reviews have noted it is a bit slower than OEM controls. I measured and averaged the lowering and raising speeds of both this passenger side controller and the factory driver side controller. I ended up with 4.0 and 3.3 seconds to raise and lower the Dorman ESC, and then I got 2.8 and 2.6 seconds with the stock ESC, a difference of 1.2 and 0.7 seconds. It's noticeably slower when the window comes up, so be careful. Both…

This replacement fits well and seems better than the OEM. However, I was confused at first after getting into the clean install. After installing the high and low hex nuts, you need to rotate the motor 180 degrees to install it in place. The 180 degree tilt aligns the bezel holes on the motor with the door frame holes on the door allowing the 10mm motor screws to be repositioned. Since it didn't lay so naturally when first installing the top and bottom hex nuts, I figured I bought the wrong…

*** READ THIS if you think you got the wrong part *** I have installed about 4-5 power windows, they are not difficult to install . Just a chore as you have to carefully remove and reinstall many easily damaged plastic interior components. This is the first controller that almost stunned me until I read the comments online. The product looks for the wrong side of the car. And actually you have to screw on the vertical shaft first and then flip the whole motor to line up the screw holes…