🚗 Dorman 748-569 Jeep Rear Driver Side Power Window Motor and Regulator Assembly, Black - Enhanced Quality & Performance Review

Good price but seems to make more noise than the factory model. Also, it doesn't come with instructions so you can print them out from the Amazon product page or look up the instructions on YouTube, there are plenty of them. YouTube helped me. It's a little tricky to set up, but it's worth about an hour to avoid the store. If you have a 2006 model, check the date of manufacture (sticker on the driver's door jamb) and make sure you're getting the correct part. Sometime in February-March 2006 the

A little tricky to install in a door - be patient and learn the route you followed to remove the old unit from the door . There are no instructions, but there are many videos on You Tube on the web that show you how to install it. Dorman makes many OEM parts for Mopar and Ford so the quality is on par with the original. Be careful with the small secondary lock lab on the power window motor electrical connector (easy to break). As I said before, take your time and watch YouTube videos before you

Easy to install. I just watched a YouTube video and followed the instructions. I liked that this controller has the same scrolling mechanism as the original Jeep part. I suspect some other regulators use some sort of cable system to raise and lower the windows. They seemed cheap to me. This one looks stronger. Let's see how long this lasts. A word of advice: I had to sand down the plastic part where the small metal ball from the window was supposed to snap. The small metal ball has a base that…

I've been driving for over a year now and my driver's rear quarter window is literally taped up. The mechanics were offering me $300-$400 for repairs and I just didn't have that kind of money right now. A new friend recently revealed that he used to be a mechanic and offered to fix it for me, I just had to buy the part. I bought this one and it just installed it in less than an hour and saved me $300. After watching it, and possibly with the help of a YouTube tutorial, I could probably do it…

Revain was the cheapest option for purchasing a power window regulator for my 2005 Jeep Liberty. Like most Revain purchases, this item was shipped quickly and arrived in good condition. Before purchasing, I watched a video on how to replace a defective item. A Google search reveals quite a few videos on U-Tube. From start to finish, including subsequent window cleaning, this work took 1 3/4 hours. The only problem was that the power on lock did not activate. I checked the operation of windows…

Watched the installation video on YouTube, everything went smoothly. In total it took about 25 minutes. The reason for the 3 stars is that it's almost as quiet on ramp up as the rest of the factory adjuster doors, there's a slight scraping noise but mainly the ramp down is the problem. In the last half of the window going down I hear a rub/scratch and it looks like there is a vibration issue. It's not very loud, but it's definitely noticeable. I double checked after screwing everything and…

Called my local Jeep dealer. They wanted to charge me $250 for each regulator (both rear power windows were broken) and that doesn't include labor! I decided to take matters into my own hands. really sucks with DIY and mechanical/household stuff. I took the time to watch a few youtube videos, pull out my tools, order this part and get to work. As always, Amazon only manages their orders. It was delivered to my home fairly quickly via UPS within a few days. I bought "used" parts from Revain's…