Fits:

1987-88 Chevrolet Nova Rear Driver Side Power Window Motor

1987-88 Chevrolet Nova Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1993-97 Geo Prizm Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1990-91 Lexus ES250 Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1990-91 Lexus ES250 Front Driver Side Power Window Motor

1990-94 Lexus LS400 Rear Driver Side Power Window Motor

1990-94 Lexus LS400 Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1996-97 Lexus LX450 Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1996-97 Lexus LX450 Front Driver Side Power Window Motor

1992-96 Mitsubishi Diamante Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1997-04 Mitsubishi Montero Sport Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1995-02 Suzuki Esteem Front Driver Side Power Window Motor

1992-02 For Toyota 4Runner Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1984-98 For Toyota 4Runner Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1997-01 For Toyota Camry Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1997-01 For Toyota Camry Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1983-91 For Toyota Camry Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1983-91 For Toyota Camry Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1991-93 For Toyota Celica Rear Driver Side Power Window Motor

1983-93 For Toyota Celica Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1998-02 For Toyota For Corolla Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1993-02 For Toyota For Corolla Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1979-92 For Toyota Cressida Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1979-92 For Toyota Cressida Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1991-97 For Toyota Land Cruiser Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1991-97 For Toyota Land Cruiser Front Driver Side Power Window Motor

1985-89 For Toyota MR2 Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1996-97 For Toyota Paseo Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1984-95 For Toyota Pickup Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1991-97 For Toyota Previa Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1998-03 For Toyota Sienna Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1986-93 For Toyota Supra Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1995-04 For Toyota Tacoma Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1993-98 For Toyota Tercel Rear Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1993-98 For Toyota Tercel Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

2004-2006 For Toyota Tundra Extended Cab Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

2004-2006 For Toyota Tundra Regular Cab Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

2000-03 For Toyota Tundra Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

1988 For Toyota Van Front Passenger Side Power Window Motor

Package Include:

1x Power Window Regulator Motor

Features:

Plug and play, no need for wire splicing.

Easy to install and with a long service life.

Using stainless steel material enhances durability.

Undergone strict tests to ensure reliable performance.

Well-designed, ensuring compatibility with the vehicle in terms of size, function and performance.

Item Notes:

Before purchasing, please check whether it is fit for your vehicle in the fitment chart to avoid unnecessary returns.

If you have any questions, you can contact us to provide you with the most satisfactory service.

What is the Window Regulator?

The window regulator is a mechanical device installed in the car for raising and lowering the windows. It is a key component of the car's power window system. The window regulator converts the rotational motion of the electric motor into linear motion, thereby raising and lowering the windows.

Signs of a Malfunctioning Window Regulator:

The window regulator may wear out over time or be damaged due to factors such as gear breakage, cable/roller malfunctions, etc. The following are the key signs that the window regulator might be failing:

Window displacement: The window falling off the door frame indicates a complete failure of the regulator and poses safety risks.

Abnormal noise: Clicking, grinding, or other strange noises may suggest damage to the gears or cables or a malfunction in the regulator motor.

Abnormal speed: A significant change in the movement speed of the window (whether it slows down or speeds up) may indicate a damaged or worn-out regulator.

Limited movement: Unable to fully open or close the window.

Other symptoms: Less common symptoms include excessive resistance, uneven movement, or complete window damage.

8 Steps To Install a Window Regulator:

1. Remove the Door Panel

First, locate and remove the screws that secure the door panel. Tap the trim removal tool into the desired location and slowly pry off the door panel without forcing it. Carefully disconnect the electrical connectors that are connected to the window switch or door lock on the panel.

2. Remove the Window Glass

Locate the bolts, clips or fasteners that hold the glass to the regulator. Gently loosen or remove these fasteners. After removal, raise the glass to the fully closed position and secure it along the top of the door frame with tape.

3. Detach Old Regulator

Remove the bolts that fix the old regulator to the door frame. Pull the regulator out of the door’s access panel. If the window motor is not installed on the regulator, it needs to be removed.

4. Install the New Regulator

Mount the new regulator inside the door with the mounting holes lined up.

5. Place the Glass

Carefully place the glass back into its track. Reattach the bolts or clips on the glass.

6. Reattach Electrical Components

Connect all the removed window switches or door lock connectors properly. Reconnect the battery and try to raise and lower the car windows to check the connection and calibration status.

7. Replace Door Panel

Slide the door panel to the installation position to replace it.Tighten all of the screws and snap all of your trim pieces back into place.

8. Final Check

After reassembling all the components of the door panel, you can conduct a final inspection to ensure that everything is functioning properly.