ACIACI 83394 Power Window Motor

I have a 92 Ford F-150. The power window motor broke on the passenger side and needed to fix it. I know from experience that to take it to a shop is a $300 to $500 dollar bill. So I figured It cant be that hard. I purchased this motor and put it in my truck. Now I will tell you this, if you plan to change the motor yourself will will have to drill 2 hole about 1/2 in diameter and possible a third. you will need to remove the door speaker for more working room as well. You will need a strong magnet incase you drop the bolts down inside the door (Like I Did). All in all it took me about 2 hours to do it and I will be changing my drivers side when it needs it with this same brand. Works great no noise and very smooth action. Yes I am happy with this purchase.

Very easy install also fit like a glove

I made this purchase because it looked closer to original part. It's a metal housing instead of plastic. The finish work is absent as I had to tap the holes for 1/4-20. I broke my 30 y.o. tap on this. They don't come threaded. Once I drilled and tapped I noticed holes in the threaded area. So pot metal has imperfections and heat problems in the making. Pic provided. I guess it might last a few years

This is the exact part that was originally equipped on the vehicle. The new doorman plastic part is not usable without removing the entire window regulator assembly. Highly recommend this part. Well worth the extra $20 ish over the doorman.

Like most issues with Ford power window motors, my RIGHT Bronco window motor finally gave up - motor worked, but to action in lifting or lowering the glass any longer. With inspection of my original motor after removal was the 3 internal nylon discs were completely gone rendering it inoperable. My options were to purchase a rebuild kit or to just purchase a brand new motor - with the way things are these days, the cost of the kit was more than half of what this motor cost, so I purchased this motor. Shipping was quick and upon inspection, the replacement motor looked good, all metal parts and extra long wiring with the exact terminal plug attached.Please note: You will have to use your original factory screws to make threads in the (3) screw mounting locations on this motor prior to installing in your door. Installation was a snap and the motor raises and lowers the door glass perfectly. I would purchase this motor again.

When I picked up another maker's design from a local auto parts store, it looked like it would fit. After struggling with it for way too long, I put the old one back in just to check myself and had it installed in less than six minutes. Upon inspection I found a difference in the length of the centering pin on the gear.I was able to locate this motor and while it took several days to arrive, it fit and worked as expected. EZPZ.The price is very good. After I found this design, I called around locally only to find no availability and double the price.

The part looked well made, however, it did not fit my 89 Bronco as one of the three aluminum bulkheads around the screw area was too high and would not allow the part to work on my vehicle as advertised. This issue caused me to lose $135 in labor paid to a shop to replace the part and now I am out of the labor charges I paid and have to buy from another vendor

The only difference is the logo. All of the holes line up perfectly, another reviewer said that he had to drill and tap the holes and it broke his tap he must’ve been overthinking the install, I just used the original screws that were in my Bronco’s old rear window motor and the soft metal of the new motor was able to be tapped just using that. No fitting or extra steps necessary, easy install very close to OWM. Now I have a perfectly functioning rear window again, thank you Amazon for the quality product at a great price this was cheaper than the two plastic motors I bought at my local O’Reilly‘s that were $20 more a piece and did not fit even though they advertised that they did.