Dorman 741-674 Power Window Motor and Regulator Assembly for Ford Models - Front Driver Side, Black Review

I purchased this part to replace the power window motor and regulator in my 1990 Bronco. I have bought Dorman motors/controllers before and this one was no exception to the quality I have come to expect from them. Installation was easy enough (after drilling out the rivets holding the old one in place. That's how Ford installed them) and the new one fitted perfectly and I bolted right in. Please note that this does not include mounting material, ie nuts and bolts. You can buy it at any hardware

This is a great replacement bolt with good fitting instructions including specific instructions on replacing the original rivets with bolts and nylon locknuts. Originally on my 1993 F-250. You can either re-solder the connector or just live by lowering the window, pressing "up" and vice versa. I decided to take the last option. I considered removing a star for reverse polarity but decided against it as this unit will fit a wide range of Ford electrical switches (1980-1996) so a degree of…

Went through and installed this without too much trouble. Plugged it in and checked only to find the motor ran backwards from the switch. I pushed down, the window went up. I pushed up, the window went down. checked everything 3 times and there was nothing left, it was the right part and everything else came. Returned without problems, so at least everything is fine. I didn't need a complete rebuild, I just had to replace the motor. IF YOU NEED TO REPLACE AN ENGINE, WATCH A VIDEO OF PULLING OUT

Works great at half the price of the local auto parts store. Removal and installation took an hour. Reinstalling the plastic water barrier required straightening the original and gluing it in place. I used 3M 08051 Feathering Disc Adhesive which worked great. Replacing requires drilling out rivets, and if you can borrow a large rivet gun it's easy. It's silly to buy a custom-sized rivet gun when you only need it every 10 years. Buy a hardware kit and use nuts and bolts. The new plastic knobs…

I bought this after my 1995 F150 passenger side window started to slide when I was going up and ended up not going up at all. This was sold as a replacement and I can confirm that is the case. A good friend of mine who fixes car locks helped me with this. He is used to removing panels and other car trim. I'm glad it would be a full time project for me. We were completely done in about an hour. It was a perfect fit, all holes lined up perfectly. It works just as well or even better than the…

I am buying hoping to fix the power windows on my old Ford truck. After getting it I watched a few YouTube videos on how to install this and let me tell you this is a serious NIGHTMARE! In short, these things shouldn't really be replaced! Anyway, as an aside, I found out that the root of the problem with the OEM is that the small nylon bearings in the door gear deteriorate over time. What is really needed is to replace those nylon bearings. However, getting these bearings is just as much of a…