🚗 Dorman 748-558 Rear Driver Side Power Window Motor and Regulator Assembly | Compatible with Multiple Acura Models Review

This was my first window replacement. I've found you can pick them up for $45-$200, so I bought something in the middle of that range. Maybe all from the same manufacturer, I don't know. This appeared to be of good quality and worked flawlessly. I greased it when installing. Would buy again.

Worked great. Only gave 4 stars as I had to return the first order as I had no idea which passenger side regulator to order. I want them to indicate which side. 748-588 is the passenger behind the driver on the left and 748-589 is on the right. Do you think they will put it in the description if I order it from Revain? They just give you the part number. Had to play shit and hope for the best.

My rear driver's side window broke and fell like a rock. After driving with the dreaded stuck window, I took my car to a windshield repair shop where I was told it was the part that needed replacing (I could still hear the motor in the window). Revain literally had this part $100 cheaper than any other place I called. My son completed the task in under an hour. Incidentally, a windshield repair shop would replace this part after I got it for $75, which is a fair price considering the Acura…

I purchased this item to replace the power window in the left rear door on a 2004 Acura MDX. The instructions could have been better but other than that the product fits perfectly in an Acura door and works just as well as an OEM part. My local Acura dealer charged $235 for the part plus installation. My advice, save money and such. Three quick notes; Before proceeding with this repair, watch a YouTube video to make sure you're comfortable trying to fix it yourself (note that this was my first…

I bought this item for a 2001 Acura MDX. Through a forum called mdxers.org I was able to get step by step instructions on how to remove the door panel without damaging anything. The part they sent me fit perfectly and included 2 screws for assembly (note: you need 9 screws total so save the remaining screws from a broken assembly). The job was easy, the holes lined up correctly and the window works like a charm. Tip: While installing the mounting motor, use a screwdriver in the top right…

I installed this in a friend's car. The dealer told him $600 to fix it, I did it for half that with this product. I'm a hands-on person, but I've never worked with an Acura and the swap took me 2-3 hours. This product works according to the "plug and play” principle. There are three screws holding the motor to the door and two or four (can't remember) holding the rod to the glass. plug in and done. There are many instructional videos on the internet; Even if you're not mechanically inclined, I…