🔌 Dorman 742-143 Power Window Motor – Compatible with Select Models (Black) Review

The motor worked fine for my 1992 Chevy Silverado Truck driver's door window, but it wasn't clear in the description if it was a right or left door. I ordered this motor and it was actually facing the opposite direction from my driver's side door. You can still use it, but I had to create a wiring extension. This model works best on passenger side doors, but again, with a bit of engineering, it will work on the driver's side too.

It fits my application which is a 1994 S15/S10. I wouldn't say it does an easy install is as others have said, maybe their application is cheaper, or maybe they are professional riveters and know how to twist their fingers to properly seat the screw between impacts without damaging it. Maybe that's why they sell everything with the caterpillar to avoid this problem. It took me about an hour to find $1.70 change on my doorstep. Much stronger and faster than the old device. The body shop charged…

Instructions are a bit vague but easy to follow. The kit contains everything you need. , Ground motor rivet head (easier than drilling as the rivets are rotated with the drill). A rivet is located behind the dial, move up/down until the rivet can be pushed out. Replace the supplied screws. The only problem was tightening the screw behind the gear, cutting a slot for the screwdriver with a dremel to hold it in front while the nut was tightened. (Cannot access back of bolt if gear is in the way.)

This worked fine in my 2006 Chevy Express 2500 Van. It can be said that it was more powerful than the one that was replaced. I could hear the difference as the window flashed up and down faster than before. I oiled all moving window components under the door panel. It was easy to replace. I watched YouTube videos and did everything they said. First of all, before replacing, the window must be completely lowered. To get the teeth flush on the final push, I had to shake the window slightly and it