Dorman 748-574 Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor and Regulator Assembly for Jeep Models: Efficient Replacement Solution Review

No sound/noise issues as others have reported. Still works. The actual installation process took longer than suggested, mainly because I ordered the wrong part. There is a big difference between this part and another part that looks similar, however the door rail wasn't quite in place.

Very happy with price and speed of delivery. A mediocre fit at best. A window is anchored when it is at the end of a track. The route is not regulated. I suspect aftermarket tolerance is disabled. I have an ASE certificate with 35 years of experience. The buyer must decide if the compromise in quality is worth the savings over OEM parts.

The part shown does not match the one received. Fortunately, the part received matched the broken old part. The new part had no screws and I had to remove the felt pads from the old part and glue them to the new part. I didn't have this problem with the driver's side rear adjuster which broke 2 weeks earlier and was replaced. Also, a small piece of plastic broke off the 90 degree bend at the top, which doesn't affect performance at this point.

It really works. We have replaced this part multiple times on our 2007 Jeep Liberty. At some point there was a recall and they did all 4 doors at the dealer. Well, the replacement parts appear to be the same design as the original parts that broke. However, this particular part is different, it is part of the style of the pulley system. Once installed it seems like this part could actually have a better design and hopefully it doesn't break like the others.

This is exactly what I needed. However, the Jeep's windows have been refined. This one is better than what I thought I would get. So I figured I'd get an exact replacement and spent an extra $30 on a metal bracket to replace the plastic bracket. If this was the original 2007 design I would need a metal mount as old plastic mounts have a high failure rate (to attach to the drive mechanism with a spiral piece that can snap into place). Since the design was revised, I didn't have to spend the…

The Dorman power window was not connected to my window so the window went up normally but the regulator couldn't lower the window. I couldn't return it because the return period had expired, I bought a replacement electric window from APDTY and it worked fine. Also, the APDTY window regulator has a much better design and gets into the window cavity more easily. I used a Dorman adjuster that I bought on Ebay on the rear driver's side and it worked fine but was noisy going up and down. I wouldn't

This part is far superior to the original Liberty regulator. On my Liberty, as on many others, the metal coil connecting the plastic glass clip broke, rendering the window inoperable. It doesn't take a materials scientist to figure out that if steel is exposed to thin plastic for several years, like an OEM spool on a plastic clip does, the plastic eventually won't hold. This new design is still metal on plastic, but instead of a spiral design that connects to thin strands of plastic, it…