🔌 Superior Quality A-Premium Power Window Regulator with Motor - Front Passenger Side for Ford Ranger 1993-2011 Review

I installed this on my 2002 Ford Ranger XLT 4.0L. It runs smoothly and powerfully at a great price. The regulator has 4 attachment points, you don't need to remove the metal window rail or remove the rivets that hold the glass. Simply pull the old controller out of the rail and there is enough space to pull it out of the hole with the rail still screwed on. Be sure to clean and then oil the chains while you're there. The tricky part is lining up the holes on the new adjuster. You may need to…

I've read reviews of similar parts and watched YouTube videos on installation. My truck originally came with a manual up/down window and I installed an aftermarket universal adapter paired with a power window and lockable door panel (black part only) from a junkyard donor. The aftermarket adapter burned out after a year because the governor wheels were sticking, presumably because it was never meant to work that way. I received it and replaced the regulator assembly hoping I could figure out…

See similar product reviews for installation tips. The kit does not include installation and equipment instructions. I've learned that 1/4" rivets are recommended, but it requires a strong riveting tool. I used 1/4-20 x 1/2" hex head screws that I bought at an auto store with lock nuts so they wouldn't get lost. (only about $5). The top left bolt hole is not accessible, so as others have suggested, I used a 3/16" rivet for the last hole my riveting tool could handle. Installation was pretty…

This power window was purchased to replace a genuine Ford OEM part that was on the truck when it was built in 1996. It was not a trivial installation, but there were no installation and assembly problems. As some reviewers have pointed out, this part is not identical as the motor is smaller and the original unit has a motor mount which this replacement does not. The original motor mount is removable, but it didn't fit this new drive motor, so we decided against it. Removing the original part…