🔌 ACDelco Professional 11A508 Power Window Regulator with Motor - Rear Passenger Side Review

Great price. The fit was perfect. No wiring problems as others have described. Very satisfied. Has been running for over a month with no problems.

It's hard to complain about a factory replacement part. Don't skimp and save $20. Only ACDelco lasts longer than a few months on these trucks.

I installed this regulator at an auto glass shop. It takes two people to complete the few steps required to replace the regulator and I didn't have anyone to help me. Controller works as advertised.

The unit is easier to fit and install than most youtube videos show. The motor and especially the connector looked a little different than the factory original, but the connector still fit. The connector was on the pigtail, not the motor itself. The block worked normally. The durability is still unclear - only for a month and so far little used.

Bolts directly onto the rear passenger door of my 2001 Yukon XL. Pretty easy installation, much easier than other vehicle window designs. It didn't look quite like what came out, which always makes you wonder if you're buying a genuine ACDelco, but there was an ACDelco hologram on the box. Runs as smooth, fast and quiet as other windows.

Great at 1/4 the price of the original part. I called my local Chevy/GM dealership and they both quoted me $400 for the part. Did a little research on Revain and then confirmed the part on the ACDelco website. It wasn't difficult to dismantle the door panel to replace the engine. It took me about an hour to swap out the block. It worked just as well as the original part and was even a little quieter! Now I'm thinking about replacing other windows with worn motors.

I bought rear left and right adjusters to replace the factory ones. The new controls were nothing like the original controls. There is no ACDELCO part number or anything on the part itself, just on the outside of the box. The box was also pre-opened and the factory tape was cut off. To be honest I have a feeling they were eventually replaced by cheaper versions but I have no proof. It works great out of the box, but we'll see what happens over time. I will update my review later.

2005 Yukon XL Passenger Rear Window. After watching a few YouTube videos to get an idea of what it's all about, I ordered the part. There were two 7mm screws to remove the door panel. One under the armrest and the other in the lower left corner. I used a screwdriver to remove the door latch plate (don't forget to remove the door latch plate as it will break if you leave it), the cover over the latch and the power window switch. The door panel then lifts up. There were no tear-out clips. There…