🚗 Front Left Window Lift Motor - APDTY 853634 Review

Fits and works better than the original. I'm not sure what they're talking about "thickness" but it's exactly the same as the OEM.

Fits exactly on the OEM engine. Everything came together perfectly. That saved a few hundred dollars over what the shop called me.

Fits great and does the job. When you first use the window, it will be slow. After a few uses, it will return to the factory speed.

Instead of spending $400 on a Nissan to fix driver's side power windows I bought this after the sale and it's working in 2 months. A bit tricky to install as you have to remove the door panel etc. Good youtube videos on this. I had an issue with glass sliding off the regulator.

Wrong cable, wrong nut position: not as described. What should have been a simple exchange became a test. First one of the nuts was in the wrong place so I had to push it out and put it in the right place. Second, the wires were too short. I had to drill a hole in the door to make it work. First picture: Original cable length on the right. Second photo: I had to push the nut out of position 12 and reinstall it in position 3. Photo 3: I had to drill a new hole closer to the motor to accommodate…

The part fitted perfectly and snapped into place. A minor complaint (don't take off a whole sprocket) is that there was no slack in the cable between the boot and the motor. This will tighten the cable to the motor. I cut the zipper off the boot and moved it a bit further along the cord to solve the problem. It's been up and running for two weeks now, runs smoothly and doesn't seem noticeably slower than other windows. I'll try to remember to update this review in a few months.

Works great. I was wary of buying this motor because it was about $120 less than anywhere I looked (including a parts wholesaler). I'm glad I took the risk! I installed the motor in a 2007 Nissan Murano and checked the up/down speed vs the factory speed on the passenger side and they were exactly the same. for your information. There is a reset button on the motor and a process to follow if the window doesn't roll up fully after installation (I think it has to do with the pressure the guide is…