Dorman 741-081 Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor and Regulator Assembly: Perfect Fit for Select Mitsubishi Models Review

I saved over $200 by doing this job myself. The hardest part was removing the door panel. The rest just got it wrong. Great article.

I replaced my two original rear seat power windows with these and they work great! I was also offered about $500 to do with the dealer. The installation is quite simple, but I'm already used to it, it takes 10-15 minutes maximum.

Window stuck and now it's gone. A word of caution, be ABSOLUTELY sure this is the part you want. We used this on a window but still had issues with it. Only when we found and repaired a broken cable in the driver's door was full functionality restored. That being said, I can't be sure if it's working due to a part, repaired wiring, or a combination of both. Hence the 4 stars.

The factory power window in my Endeavor broke recently and the $300 dealer fee for repairs convinced me to fix it myself. I ordered this part, found a repair guide online (the guide that came with this part isn't the best), and replaced the part (just a screwdriver and 10mm wrench or socket needed). Several door clips broke during the repair, but cost a few dollars to replace. This product works just like the original and I saved over $200 by making it myself.

Aside from disassembling my door, this part was easy to assemble. I was able to take out the defective module and replace it in minutes. It works great and is actually faster than other older motors out there. Disassembling the door isn't exactly easy, but if you already know this is the part you need, then the door is probably already removed. Buy this and finish the work yourself before paying someone a lot more after their premium and work.

Excellent product. I was called 150-200 to have it done at a random mechanic shop. For the price, I thought it was worth a try of its own. Actually switching the motors would have taken less than 15 minutes, but I had a little trouble connecting the part to the switch wiring. Otherwise it was a very simple setup. The hardest part was removing the door panel. By the way, the only repair I've ever done to a car was changing the headlights. If you can get through this, you can get through this.

I called the dealer and he called me $$$$ and thought I could do it myself. I searched and found the right part and this part fit just like the original part I took from my 2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor. The product arrived on time and without damage. The only problem was how to remove the power harness from the original engine. You have to spread the small side tabs and then the wiring harness comes out easily. Remember to push the tabs and when you install the new motor you will hear a small click

Buy and do it yourself. It was a lot cheaper than the replacement cost at the dealer. The dealer wanted $350 a side to replace them. I opened the door panel to look inside and it was very easy to replace. I was able to unscrew the old one, screw on the new one, and reattach the door panel in about 15-20 minutes on each side. Don't pay the dealer's price for the work because some books say it will take 2 hours. At some point in my car's life I see it fail again, but that's not a product defect…