YHTAUTORear Driver Side Power Window Regulator With 2-Pin Motor Assembly for Chevy Silverado & GMC & Cadillac Models, Silverado/Sierra 1500 2500 HD 3500, Suburban/Avalanche/Yukon XL, Escalade ESV EXT

Purchased this to replace the rear passenger door window on a 2005 Chevy Avalanche that stopped working. This item is a direct replacement and very easy to install. The window was very slow and sluggish, with this replacement it is faster, quieter, and operates smoother than the original.

Excellent construction and fit. Easy install. Will be ordering more.

I was putting off fixing my rear drivers side window that would no longer roll up. It was not hard at all to replace. I watched a YouTube video that did a very poor job of explaining and showing what to do but I got the basic idea. I took my door panel off, unplugged my window switch and the door light then the door handle and inside plastic cover. With all that off it was very easy to see how this contraption was bolted in with 4 10mm bolts to the door. I removed those bolts and loosened the bolt that gripped the glass with the rubber pads. The whole assembly then slid out and I reinstalled the new one doing the reverse of the removal and it went smoothly. Hopefully this last for another 22 years like the OEM did.

I had the motor go out in my rear driver's side door, - so ordered a window mechanism from Amazon and it arrived in a short time, so I installed it in about an hour's time. T -he part was excellent and everything lined up correctly - the window is working fine now. I had the window reparied about 7 yrs. ago in Guanajuato Mexico for $30, so they did a good cable repair back then, but I think it's the original motor that finally went out after 320,000 miles on the Chevy Suburban - it's still in excellent condition and soon I'll upgrade it a bit - the roof is sun damaged here in AZ and I'll likely take it to Mexico to get it painted and also I'd like a new headliner to keep the car looking new.

Had a dead rr window motor on my 2007 Silverado classic crew cab truck. This fit well and works good, longevity is unknown but time will tell. Hard to believe they can sell these for under $50 and still make money on them but I'm not complaining. Lots of YouTube videos show how to install it.

2005 Chevy 2500 HD, rear door replacement regulator. Easy install, perfect fit, cant comment to longevity as it's only been in for a day. Appears to work just fine with comparable speed to original regulator.

Exact fit. Fits 05 Silverado perfectly. Literally take 15-20 minutes tops. That's taking door panel off replacing regulator and putting door panel back on. Super easy. Dont pay a bunch of money taking your truck to the shop for something this easy to replace. Regulator works great. I've seen some reviews saying the motor struggles to roll the window up. I was skeptical but got it anyway and it works just fine it doesn't struggle rolling my window up. If you have that problem I would send it in for a replacement. I'm very pleased with the price and quality of this item.

I failed to compare the new unit to the old unit before installing. The original unit has the electrical connector attached to the motor. So when the unit was installed and I tried to plug in the wires the socket wasn't there. I started to uninstall it but before I took it out I noticed that the new unit had a plug at the end of a long set of wires. Once I found the plug then it was simple to just thread the plug to the socket and connect it. Another reviewer had indicated that there was a noise in the door. I think it might have been the loose wired plug hitting the inside of the door. To avoid this I zip tied some plastic packing around the plug to prevent it from making noise. You can see the wrapping in the pictures and a pic of the original unit with the socket attached is provided.My only other problem was that I had tried to tape the window to keep it up until I could effect the repair. That didn't work and a bunch of glue from the tape was on the window. I cleaned the window as good as I could but when I had the unit installed it went up but would not go down. Ultimately I found that the glue had coated the black rubber strips that the window runs through. Once I cleaned them with glue remover the window functioned properly.. So, if you need to keep the window up I suggest you used some kind of suction cup. I found a 2 pack at the dollar store that worked quite well. If I had done that first this job would have been a breeze. Even with this mess up it was an easy job. My buddy has had the regulators replaced on all four doors of his Tahoe at $400 a pop. No thanks, I'm ready for the next one to go.One more tip. When I did the job it was morning in Houston and the temp was pushing 90. The black sticking stuff holding the plastic sheeting to the door can be messy. Don't get it on your clothes. When I pulled the sheet the stuff stretched like bubble gum. I found that cutting the black gook with a razor blade while pulling the sheeting kept the stuff from getting out of control. I looked at 2 youtube videos before doing this. One guy took the sheeting completely off. The other just disconnected the perimeter and bound up the sheeting while working around it. I think this is a less complicated way and saves you effort. The video is by JoeTheAutoGuy. I recommend it. However, it would be good to view the other video by Velvethamma to compare.