🚘 Dorman 741-429 Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor & Regulator Assembly for Ford / Lincoln Models (OE FIX), Black Review

Much cheaper than Auto Zone parts and still works great! I installed it on my 2007 Ford F150 last year and it still works. It stood up with no problems and appeared to be an exact replacement for the OEM parts. Definitely recommend instead of paying double or triple for the same part at local stores or other online parts sites.

In fact, my 2004 F-150 FX4 Supercrew's passenger cabin window fell down over the weekend. He struggled to remove the broken regulator, but managed it with determination. This Dorman product was the only factory regulator alternative I could find and the price offered by Revain was by far the best I've found. Delivery was very fast, item arrived in good condition and with installation instructions! Instead, I decided to watch an installation video on YouTube. Installation was surprisingly easy…

Very easy to set up by watching the 1A car tutorial video. Much cheaper than buying from O'Reilly's or AutoZone. I actually had to replace the passenger window and the rear window on the driver's side. After I replaced and checked the power window, my window would only go down. I verified it was the counter using the counter next door and it wasn't the counter. I then removed the rubber to check the wires and found one wire that was bent. Then I went and took the same calibrated wire and…

They worked and fixed my window wouldn't go down, the motor burned out which was the first thing for me, usually with designs like this, the cable usually breaks first then the window just falls in the door but I would recommend before removing the door panel (if the window doesn't go down or up) check your switch first to make sure it works, this is too a common problem with these trucks. Also lubricate the slide mechanism in the regulator so it slides up and down faster. My video shows them…

I watched a YouTube video of 1a auto, it only took 10 minutes and it got to the point. I did it in my driveway in about an hour and a half. I took my time. could probably get it done in about 35 or 40 minutes if I was in a hurry. It was my first time so I didn't want to screw it up. After successful installation on the passenger side, I also ordered a glass on the driver's side. One thing that scared me for a minute was that I had the driver's side switch set to lock the windows. When I first…

So that was the third window that fell on my 2004 F150 XLT crew. On the other two occasions I had my truck 'stolen' and they fixed it for me. After paying $400+ for EACH repair, I promised myself I would learn how to fix it myself. There are several videos on YouTube that will teach you step by step how to fix them. So I dared. I paid extra for the two day shipping to get it fixed over the weekend and still saved over $300. Part arrived on time. I took my time and the part was still installed…

Power windows/motors are complex devices (cables, pulleys, motors) but they are easy to make by hand. Just search the web and you will find step-by-step instructions. But basically it's just a task to remove the door panel, undo 5 screws, unscrew the 2 tabs holding the window, remove the old motor, install the new one, install all the hardware and replace the door panel. i did this twice already (Ford had bad power windows, at least on the F-150 in 2005). The first time was on the driver's…