Fitment:
2011-2014 Ford F-150
2011-2014 Ford Lobo (Mexico)
2011-2014 Lincoln Mark LT (Mexico
 

Position:
Front Right Left
 

Package Included:
1 x Window Regulator

Frequently Asked Questions about Window Lifts:

1. When the car is bumpy, the car window glass will ring. The window glass is loose, there are foreign objects stuck inside the door, and there are gaps in the glass strips due to aging. Clean up foreign objects, tighten the glass or replace the inner pressure strip with a new one. Common foreign objects inside car doors include: business cards, coins, etc. 

2. There is an abnormal sound when the window glass is raised and lowered. The glass lifting guide rail is insufficiently lubricated and the glass lifting parts are damaged. It is necessary to clean the guide rail in time, add lubricating oil and replace the lifting parts.

3. The window glass does not rise and fall smoothly. This is the most common problem. The glass sealing strip is aging, causing the lifting resistance to increase. Replace the new glass strip in time. If the aging is not serious, you can also use stone powder to lubricate it. If there are foreign objects stuck in the glass guide rail or it is too dirty, it will also cause difficulty in lifting. Just clean the guide rail and assist with lubrication. If the above problems have been eliminated, you need to check the lift motor and battery power.

4. The car window is lowered after it is raised halfway. This problem often occurs on electric windows equipped with anti-pinch function. The anti-pinch function is achieved by sensing resistance. When the resistance encountered when the window glass rises exceeds a certain value, the lifting action stops and the window automatically lowers, releasing the pressure to protect safety. Aged window strips and lift failure can cause this problem.