🔌 Dorman 742-848 Power Window Motor for Front Driver Side - Compatible with Select Acura and Honda Models Review

Fits my 1999 Acura Integra. My motor has been dead for a long time. It was a little tricky to install just because my motor is behind the metal in my door and attached to a bracket which then attaches to the metal.Helped watching a few videos on YouTube and comparing it to the old one.It was a lot cheaper than the other options and so far I haven't had any issues with it and it's been about a month.Very happy

Works well. See YouTube for installation instructions. The hardest part is removing the door panel. You need a 10mm head with an extension, Philips, tape to hold the window - that's all. Take a picture of the position of the attached metal fastener as it comes out to help guide the reinstallation. It will take 1.5-2 hours if this is your first time. The dealer wanted $550 for parts and labor. Ha! It's a thrill every time I open the window - pride in the solution plus joy that the dealer missed…

So far so good. The engine is crisp and easy to lift. The descent is smooth and quiet. I drive the car all day and there's a lot of ups and downs. My factory Honda CRV engine lasted 18 years so I'll update you on that. Installation Tips: It was a beast to install it there without removing the regulator and glass. I sealed my jar with tape to keep it from falling. You may have to loosen the 4 adjustment screws to get the motor out of play. You need to move the motor up and away from the governor

Replacing the drive motor for a previously replaced driver's side windshield on a 1999 Honda CRV that was dead dead. Removing the door panel, disconnecting the old engine and installing a new one took several hours, but it was learned along the way. What was interesting to discover when we removed the inner door panel was that the body shop, which charged almost $400 for an OEM replacement in 2008, did not oil the lift or other moving parts. Everything was dry. A few days after the first change

Works well. See YouTube for installation instructions. The hardest part is removing the door panel. You need a 10mm head with an extension, Philips, tape to hold the window - that's all. Take a picture of the position of the attached metal fastener as it comes out to help guide the reinstallation. It will take 1.5-2 hours if this is your first time. The dealer wanted $550 for parts and labor. Ha! It's a thrill every time I open the window - pride in the solution plus joy that the dealer missed…

So far so good. The engine is crisp and easy to lift. The descent is smooth and quiet. I drive the car all day and there's a lot of ups and downs. My factory Honda CRV engine lasted 18 years so I'll update you on that. Installation Tips: It was a beast to install it there without removing the regulator and glass. I sealed my jar with tape to keep it from falling. You may have to loosen the 4 adjustment screws to get the motor out of play. You need to move the motor up and away from the governor

Replacing the drive motor for a previously replaced front driver's side window on a 1999 Honda CRV that was completely dead. Removing the door panel, disconnecting the old engine and installing a new one took several hours, but it was learned along the way. What was interesting to discover after we removed the inner door panel was that the auto shop charging nearly $400 for an OEM replacement in 2008 did not lubricate the lift or other moving parts. Everything was dry. A few days after the…