Used Motors Windows And Regulators 1990–2019

Window motors and regulators work together to raise and lower your power windows. The motor provides the driving force while the regulator is the mechanical assembly that guides the glass up and down. Redline has 14 Motors Windows And Regulators listings from 10 makes. There are two main regulator designs. Cable regulators use a motor-driven cable that wraps around pulleys to move the glass carrier up and down. Scissor regulators use crossed metal arms that expand and contract like a scissor lift. Cable types are lighter and quieter but the cables can snap. Scissor types are sturdier but heavier and noisier. Both designs mount inside the door frame behind the door panel. When a window fails, determine whether the motor or the regulator is at fault. If you hear the motor running but the glass doesn't move, the regulator has likely broken: a snapped cable, stripped gear, or broken carrier bracket. If there's no sound at all, the motor, switch, or wiring is the problem. Some vehicles sell the motor and regulator as a combined assembly, making the repair simpler. We stock parts from Chevrolet, Honda, Infiniti, Mercedes Benz, Ford and others. Browse 4 Redline sellers for window motors and regulators. Used OEM assemblies get your windows moving smoothly at a fraction of dealer cost.