A-Premium Power Window Regulator with Motor Replacement for Nissan Frontier Xterra 2005-2015 Pathfinder Suzuki Equator (2 Pins Only) Front Left Driver Side

This product worked flawlessly for me, and was very easy to install. Everything fit perfectly, bolted up no problem, and was all plug and play so no cutting wires or anything like that. After install, my window went up and down perfectly, better than brand new and with a really good speed. I'm so happy I went with this product and saved a ton of money compared to buying OEM or replacing with one from a junkyard.

Works perfect

Installed this on my 2014 XTERRA after driver's window froze and motor was damaged. Works great - but I improved its performance by coating the side vertical window tracks with Mission Automotive Dielectric Grease/Silicone Paste/Waterproof Marine Grease, which I bought on Amazon and applied to all (4) window exterior tracks.

Quality looks good. Well packaged. No installation problems. Smooth operation. A bit more noisy than OEM. I added a bit of white grease.

This looks like a much bigger job than it really was. The part was a perfect fit and works great, slightly different than the original at the wiring connection but works fine regardless. Make sure you watch the YouTube video! There is a guy that shows you step-by-step how to do it at save a lot of time and effort

It works perfectly for a 2006 Nissan Xterra sport utility off-road 4x4 driver left side window! It was easy to install and it was shipped quickly.

This is an inferior product.Purchased Jan 2022 - Nov 2024, the regulator failed. A crimp on the steel cable nests in a plastic part that moves the slider up and down the track. The crimp broke through the plastic, and the window slid to the bottom of the track. Fortunately, I was returning home that evening. The original regulator, the motor, became weak - it did not have this failure mode.

Easy to install. Perfect fit. Great price. When my drivers side window stopped working, I was sure this was going to be a trip to a repair shop and a few days pay to get fixed. I looked it up on YouTube and watched a couple videos on how to replace the window motor. Actually looked pretty simple. I went on Amazon and the whole motor assembly was around $35. Can't beat that. The parts arrived about 2 days later. The next morning, I followed the video's directions and I would say start to finish was like 30 minutes.So for less than $40 and a half hours time, My window works beautifully and I'm a happy guy.