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2008 Pontiac G6 4 Door Rear Driver Side Power Power Window Motor & Regulator Assembly TRQ WRA52268

05-10 Pontiac G6 Rear Door Wdw Reg w/Motor LR

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Description

Vehicle Fit

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Part Details

Wiring Harness Included: Yes
Wire Quantity: 2
Installation Instructions Included: No
Gear Tooth Quantity: 8
Wiring Harness Length: 7.87 in
Mounting Hardware Included: No
Frame Material: Galvanized Steel
Operation: Power
Anti-Pinch Motor: No
Gear Material: Nylon

Specification

Side Location

Driver Side

Number of Doors

4 Door

Location

Rear

Item Condition: New

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This item is backed by our limited lifetime warranty. In the event that this item should fail due to manufacturing defects during intended use, we will replace the part free of charge. This warranty covers the cost of the part only.

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5.00/ 5.0

It was a perfect fit.

It was a little tough removing. But, the reward was outstanding. I still hate sheet metal products. Like the door inner skin. Sharp edges, normal skin cuts.The hardest part was removing the window from its base. I thank you for the replacement part and helpful hints on replacing this item. Ps. I love watching the window go up and down. That's what I paid for and you delivered Thank you for your help!

John

Fast and accurate parts at great price.

G6 Rear Driver Side Power Window Regulator

Brian

Seems like excellent quality. Exact fit. Lifetime replacement warranty is definitely a 'nice to have' feature.

Customer Q&A

How do you separate the rear window from the base? Is there a special tool needed?

April 2, 2020

Charles P

The bottom of the window has a hole with a plastic grommet. This allows the window to pop in smoothly but is a pain to get out. You basically have to manhandle it and pry open the clip that hooks into that grommet in the window. It can be done by hand but isn't always easy.

April 2, 2020

M P

After trying very hard to part the window from the plastic clip, I ended up using an oscillating saw to carefully cut one side off. The window slipped up and out. Afterwards pull the window as high as possible to allow the removal of the old mechanism and replace it. Slowly raise the new mechanism and it should just clip into the window.

April 2, 2020

Brian K

Hello, This usually requires removal of a retaining clip that is holding the tray to the regulator. They can be hard to remove, but the window glass will then be freed and the old regulator can be removed. Thanks!

April 2, 2020

Adam G

No. In the center of the bottom of the glass, there is a circular hole in the glass for a round plastic wedge; the wedge holds the glass onto the window motor lift. Be sure not to break or lose the wedge as you will need it to re-secure the window onto the new motor.

April 3, 2020

B K

There is a nylon bushing which goes through a hole in the window. It has a hexagon hole in it. Align it with slot in metal track, by moving window up or down, to remove bushing. If you are able to turn it with an allen wrench, it will be easier to tap out. After removing bushing, secure window up with tape and replace regulator. Depending on new regulator may need to save hardware. Good luck-hope this helps!

April 4, 2020

J O