🚗 Dorman Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor and Regulator Assembly (741-375) for Jeep Models - Color: Black Review

Installing a window block for the first time. I consider myself a weekend mechanic doing basic maintenance on my cars. After watching "How To" on Utube I ordered this part from Revain. The ordering process made it easy to get the right part. The part looked better than the factory part. To my surprise, the part fitted perfectly and was installed as shown. I bought extra door clips and the good thing is that 3 of them broke when removing the door panel. After installation, the window worked like

I ordered this part on Thursday and received it on Saturday Wow! Now it's faster service. I couldn't believe how fast it came, they said 5 to 7 days but I received it in 2 days. The product worked perfectly, there were no problems with the installation. I've read some reviews about the window working in reverse but I haven't had this problem, mine worked fine. I installed it from start to finish in less than 40 minutes. It came with all the screws to attach the engine to the door panel and was…

This is probably the second or third replacement controller for this door to date. I've also replaced all the others at least once. Initially, they were mainly made of metal, with parts gradually moving to plastic. While Dorman has always struggled for bits like these, I feel like they've gotten a lot worse over the past few years. I live without the ESC for probably 2 years before the rough plastic terminal block holding the ends of the cable rips off the grenade and the cable immediately…

I have now replaced all four power windows in my 2002 Jeep GC with Dorman products. I am very satisfied with Dorman replacement regulators and with Dorman products in general. The only disappointment with this setup was that a bend in the motor wiring contacted the mechanism when lowering, causing a double hit as the window reached the bottom of its travel. I had to remove the door panel and use a zip tie to keep it out. Otherwise no problem. TIP 1: Use clear tape (from Costco) to hold fallen…

Like many Grand Cherokee owners, I have suffered from power window failures. Instead of paying the dealer over $400 to have it repaired, I repaired it myself in under an hour and at a fraction of the cost. The part is almost identical to the factory part. There are few differences, but they are insignificant (plastic clip versus metal). The only thing that differs is the attachment to the door. The factory part had holes into which a bolt was inserted that went through the door. This part has…

The driver's side rear window glass just fell down and wouldn't rise. This is the exact cure for this problem. Slightly more expensive than no name brands but looks better. After opening the door panel, it turned out that it had already been replaced. I can't say how much it compares to the factory model, but it looked a lot better than the one that broke into our door. I found an online YouTube video and the paper instructions that came with the part made it pretty painless. The hardest part…