🔌 Dorman 751-712: Rear Driver Side Power Window Motor and Regulator Assembly for Ford / Mazda / Mercury Review

Ford seems pretty close to quality control. The 2008 Escape I work on loses a power window (front right, rear right and now rear left) every 3 months. At least these replacement parts fit well and the price is right. It probably won't last more than 10 years like an OEM, but probably the whole car won't last another 10 years and 175,000 miles. You can't go wrong with this part.

A direct fit for our 2008 Ford Escape Hybrid Limited. Reusing the original mounting hardware, you will need cable ties or tape to secure the longer than OEM electrical connection. You may need some glue to reattach the vapor barrier. Bought from the Revain camp (seems to be a new one back) and got the whole project done in less than twenty years! I could only be happier if the original didn't fail.

Fits and works great on my wife's 2011 Ford Escape. Earlier this year the rear driver's door broke and this week the rear passenger's door. Ford is a piece of shit! Now the air conditioning doesn't work either! My old 2000 Chevy S10 has done 382,000 miles and has had fewer problems than that crappy Ford at only 89,000. Chevy henceforth! The whole American team! To get! These colors do not work! land of freedom! RED WHITE BLUE! Let's go! To get! Let's go!

Great product. With the help of a YouTube video, it took me about an hour to fix my window. The repair process required basic tools and, most importantly, a torx screwdriver. Because this replacement product has a connector at the end of a short wiring harness (unlike orih = original product which has a connector directly on the window regulator motor), several zip ties were required to ensure the loose wire didn't get caught in the window pane in the way. In general very satisfied.

My husband found the video on YouTube, ordered it from Revain and it was installed two days later. The only thing he had to buy was a tool kit (port freight $30) to remove the door panel clips. He's already used these tools twice so I think they were a good buy too. At the dealer it would cost over 300€. At one point my husband asked me to hold it so he could straighten it, so a second pair of hands would be helpful. It also makes a difference whether your old regulator is bolted on or bolted…

Fits 2011 Ford Escape Hybrid Driver's side rear seat window. The installation went smoothly thanks to YouTube videos. Took about 75 minutes. The only problem was when I tightened the bolts/screws to install them. I felt like they would break if I tightened them any more. And I didn't push her too hard. They weren't as dense as the original block. The block felt really solid and the window worked flawlessly. Be sure to leave the screws removed from the old block as you will need them to install…

When my window in my 2008 Ford Escape decided it wouldn't go up, I figured I'd have to shell out hundreds of dollars to buy new hardware and have it professionally installed. Money I definitely didn't have at the time, which meant taped a garbage bag over the window and waited months for the money to be saved. My brother and I installed the new one in about an hour and a half. To be on the safe side, we managed to do this without a torque screwdriver, which makes the work easier. Ordering this…

Can't believe I didn't take a picture of the Dorman 751-713 passenger side electric motor and rear window regulator. I always do this so I can include them in my reviews. In this case I placed the order on October 11th, received the part on October 15th (it came early with free shipping) and installed it the same day. So no pictures. Anyway, I watched the 4 minute video and removed the door panel, rubber panel and regulator assembly. I installed a new regulator, checked and reassembled. Took…