I just wanted to thank you, as many others have, for saving me a lot of money. My passenger side window hasn't been able to go up, without help, since we bought the car in 2006. I brought it to a garage last year and they told me I needed a new regulator. After watching your video, I dared to remove the door panel and take a look for myself. To my surprise, 2 of the bolts holding the regulator in place were off and 3 were loose. The window now works perfectly!! Thanks again!
The drivers window for my Corolla got stuck in the down position. I just got off the phone with Toyota the window regulator and motor cost $540 and they are charging $130 for labor. So that comes up to about $725 including taxes. Thankfully I watched this video!!! I'm was grateful for the video because it was helpful with disassembly so I ordered the regulator and motor in one assembly from you. Now my window works just like it did before and it only cost me $58 bucks!
I just want to thank you so much. I was able to repair my wife's door window, and never would have pulled it off without your video. I will buy all my parts from you now, and I need some. I need a drivers side door latch and I need the rubber seal that the window seals into. I ordered one some time ago and didn't check it and they sent us the wrong one. Thanks again A1!! It is very much appreciated not just by me, but my wife too...
I took the plunge and dove in on this project and was surprised how smooth it went. I would not have done it without your video. The regulator and motor part I received was slightly different than the one I replaced. Instead of a set bolt in the regulator frame there was need for another 10mm screw. Luckily I had one in my shop! This is the 2nd project you have helped me on. The first was replacing the driver side interior door latch. You have me as a follower for my next projects!! Thanks.
This video nailed the entire process. Thank you so much! The only thing I would say is that around the 6:50 mark you mention the stud in the regulator frame. Be careful to remove only the nut on the stud and not the stud itself. The stud will help you remember how to orient the regulator when you put it back in the door. I removed the stud and it took me a couple of minutes to figure out how it went back in.
+Sean Sparkman Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them: www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA+Comment&HlRY3Wdo9bo
I picked up a regulator for my Corolla from 1A Auto. It wasn't the same year as listed in this video, but the video still helped. I saved about $200 doing it myself and it was pretty painless. This coming from a guy who does not like to work on cars.
Thank you for the video. It worked like a charm. I had an estimate from a mechanic for $250. Ordered the part online for $32 and did it myself. One point, not all of the three bolts on the left side are used. Two of them connect to the regulator and one of the is just there for no apparent reason (Corolla 2002). Thanks again!!
Thank you sooooo much. Your video is so easy to follow. As a girl who really doesn't know much about cars- you have helped me SO much. thank you, thank you, thank you!
Extremely helpful. Thank you. FYI, it makes it a lot easier to reinstall the regulator if the window motor is about half way through the gears. Took me a while to figure that out.
Thanks for this video. Helped me remove/swap out the motor on my 1999 Corolla. The motor in the back seat is the same as the front, so I was able to figure my way through swapping them out. The mechanism that raises the actual motor is different so it took a while to get them back into position. Also, a note to newbies: The black adhesive that holds the water shield will get everywhere, so be sure to wear gloves.
You could try to grease the track on the window regulator with some white lithium grease and you could also try to spray the weatherstrip around the window with some silicone spray. Hope this helps you out.
Check the window switch to see if it's causing this issue, also check the wire harness between the door and body of the car to see if there's a broken or frayed wire that may be causing this issue.
Thanks for the video! You forgot to clear the lock rod through the plastic moisture shield before you put the door panel back on! Also it is a good idea to lubricate the window channel with a silicone base grease to avoid the problem in the first place!
FIrst, thanks for this great video. Very clear how to get this project done. I have a couple of questions: 1. Is it best to have the window all the way up when starting? 2. When you took that last bolt out, what kept the window from just dropping down? It looked like you jiggled that assembly a little to get the window to drop.
It may help to have the window in the up position. If you keep one hand under the regulator it will help to keep it from coming down. Hope this helps you out. 1aauto.com 866-403-3393
Well, it turns out if wasn't the motor in my case. I had posted to Toyota Nation and someone suggested spraying the rubber guides with silicone. Once I did that, the window went up and down MUCH easier. But thanks for that video. That is great info!
+Moltenpanther Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Nicely done! My window doesn't work. I replaced the switch at the door and that didn't help. Is there any reason to think it is not the motor that is causing the problem?
Can't thank you enough for the instructional video - and the part which we ordered through you. Everything went well by following your instructions. This is a really good service you provide.
+carib6971 Thank you for the positive feedback. We really appreciate it! If you have a minute, drop us a review on our Facebook page to let other people know about your experience with us. Here's a link: facebook.com/1AAuto/reviews/
Many thanks for the video. I hope you are still around. Is there any difference with the right front passenger window? Should be easier? Anyone has repaired the right one in a Toyota Corolla 1998? many thanks in advance. 062019
If the motor is dead, and the window is stuck down, how can I free up the regulator to get at the bolts holding the window? Thanks: great videos, very informative and to the point
Once you pull the cotter pin out there should be a star shaped cover that goes over the actual nut. The nut behind the cover should be 30MM from what I've researched. Hope this helps you out. 1aauto.com
+Mike Bourget Thanks for watching. We're glad you liked it. For anyone else needing to do this job, we offer the regulator at the following link: www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA%20Comment&ATony
On another problem: Do you have a video that shows how to replace the door latch on a 2000 Toyota Corolla? I call the "latch" the part that is inside the door, at the end of the door that grabs the stationary part that holds the door closed.
Do I need to replace this part, or some other part, if my window SOMETIMES won't go up. It usually works fine, but sometimes it will go up part way and stop. After waiting different amounts of time, it will sometimes go up the rest of the way, or only a little bit more. It eventually will go up all the way.
I have a window that is stuck all the way down, and I was told it was due to a switch short that caused the motor to burn out. Am I going to be able to do all of this work (to replace motor and switch, but not regulator) in the video even if my window is stuck in the down position? Thanks.
The part you are installing has two rails which are approximately the same length and a stud used for the first step in installation. I ordered the part that is linked to the video. The part that I received has one short rail and no stud. I had to return that part. What part number should I order to get one that is identical to this video?
+Michael Gibbons Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA+Comment&HlRY3Wdo9bo
a socket can be magnetized with a strong ceramic guitar magnet (they are cheap to buy and stay magnetized). That keeps a bolt loosened in the socket and you pull it out and then remove the bolt by hand for storage until needed again.
Can u do one for the rear passenger side? I dont know if regulator or motor. It goes down but goes up 2-3 inch and stop. Few mins later it can go up another 2-3 inch then stop. Sound like the motor is weak?
You should be able to. Once you unbolt the window from the window regulator you can move it into the up position by hand if you need to. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
We carry new window regulators on our website with the window motor already installed on it for you that will fit your Toyota Corolla. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393 Have a great day!
Thank you for visiting our auto repair channel on RUclips. We carry new window regulators for your 2002 Toyota Corolla. We also offer FREE SHIPPING in the lower 48 states. Have a great day.
I have a 1990 right hand drive Corolla. The driver side window switches are burnt out and only the 2 left windows work. Is there any way to repair this by myself?
Thanks so much for this, I was dreading having to do this and your effort here made it quite painless for me. Subscribed and I see you have a how to on headlights for an 01 corolla. I'll make sure and by the parts from you when I tackle that. Cheers.
I have a toyota corolla 2000. My rear right side window does go up or down. I check the fuses. They are good. Press the switch by the rear right passenger door and main switch but it doesn't work. Can you tell me what could be the problem?
+Tam rock If your window is stuck, your window is stuck! It does not matter which position it is in. If you need the part to fix your vehicle please check out this link: www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA+Comment&HlRY3Wdo9bo
Hi, My window works but often it will slow down and stop and then take a few minutes of driving to move back up in increments. Do I need to replace the motor or the regular?
Depending on the year you might be able to just replace the window motor if it's getting tired. Here's a link to the power window motors on our website. www.1aauto.com/1998-toyota-corolla-power-window-motor/y-mo-c/1998-387-22?RUclips&VideoReply&ATony
I don't see any problems with the wires or switch. Is there any type of diode in this circuit that may need to be replaced? I've taken the plastic water guard sheet on and off so many times (plus it is 12 years old) so the black adhesive that holds it to the inside of the door isn't holding it in place. Do you sell the adhesive?
This video will show you how to replace the window motor on your Toyota Corolla. We carry new window motors with free shipping in the lower 48 states on our website 1aauto.com 888-844-3393 ruclips.net/video/qgGsyCJy0Dw/видео.html
+Louie Sierra Thank you for watching. It appears the window is off track, or misaligned. We recommend making sure that the regulator and rollers are aligned by the OE specifications. 1aauto.com
+Charlie Lozano Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA+Comment&HlRY3Wdo9bo
HI Donald, If you call our sales staff 888-844-3393 we should be able to go over your application and get you the correct part for your vehicle. Regards, 1aauto.com
Unfortunately we do not have a video for your application. We will keep this repair in mind for future videos. Thank you for watching! 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
Get the parts from 1A Auto. If you get cheaper parts elsewhere you maybe doing the job a second time. The Toyota dealer sells the regulator and motor separately. I was quoted $120 for the regulator and over $400 for the motor for the regulator. Unbelievable.
Why would 1A non-oem parts be better than another outfit selling non-oem parts? Does 1A make the parts themself so the quality is better??? Are the other outfits buying parts from somebody that makes them in their garage in China but 1A buys them from an elite force of craftsmen in China?
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I just wanted to thank you, as many others have, for saving me a lot of money. My passenger side window hasn't been able to go up, without help, since we bought the car in 2006. I brought it to a garage last year and they told me I needed a new regulator. After watching your video, I dared to remove the door panel and take a look for myself. To my surprise, 2 of the bolts holding the regulator in place were off and 3 were loose. The window now works perfectly!! Thanks again!
The drivers window for my Corolla got stuck in the down position. I just got off the phone with Toyota the window regulator and motor cost $540 and they are charging $130 for labor. So that comes up to about $725 including taxes. Thankfully I watched this video!!! I'm was grateful for the video because it was helpful with disassembly so I ordered the regulator and motor in one assembly from you. Now my window works just like it did before and it only cost me $58 bucks!
I just want to thank you so much. I was able to repair my wife's door window, and never would have pulled it off without your video. I will buy all my parts from you now, and I need some. I need a drivers side door latch and I need the rubber seal that the window seals into. I ordered one some time ago and didn't check it and they sent us the wrong one. Thanks again A1!! It is very much appreciated not just by me, but my wife too...
I took the plunge and dove in on this project and was surprised how smooth it went. I would not have done it without your video. The regulator and motor part I received was slightly different than the one I replaced. Instead of a set bolt in the regulator frame there was need for another 10mm screw. Luckily I had one in my shop! This is the 2nd project you have helped me on. The first was replacing the driver side interior door latch. You have me as a follower for my next projects!! Thanks.
This video nailed the entire process. Thank you so much! The only thing I would say is that around the 6:50 mark you mention the stud in the regulator frame. Be careful to remove only the nut on the stud and not the stud itself. The stud will help you remember how to orient the regulator when you put it back in the door. I removed the stud and it took me a couple of minutes to figure out how it went back in.
+Sean Sparkman Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them: www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA+Comment&HlRY3Wdo9bo
I picked up a regulator for my Corolla from 1A Auto. It wasn't the same year as listed in this video, but the video still helped. I saved about $200 doing it myself and it was pretty painless. This coming from a guy who does not like to work on cars.
+kamaboko1 Congratulations on the successful repair. We're glad we could help you out. 1aauto.com 866-403-3393
Thank you for the video. It worked like a charm. I had an estimate from a mechanic for $250. Ordered the part online for $32 and did it myself. One point, not all of the three bolts on the left side are used. Two of them connect to the regulator and one of the is just there for no apparent reason (Corolla 2002). Thanks again!!
+Vahid Lotfi Thanks for your feedback, glad we were able to help! 1aauto.com
Thank you sooooo much. Your video is so easy to follow. As a girl who really doesn't know much about cars- you have helped me SO much. thank you, thank you, thank you!
+Tea McBride Thank you!
Extremely helpful. Thank you. FYI, it makes it a lot easier to reinstall the regulator if the window motor is about half way through the gears. Took me a while to figure that out.
@Harrygton the majority of the new window regulators come already greased. A little white lithium grease doesn't hurt either though.
Can't thank you enough!! 4th video i've used to replace and repair parts on my father's truck and my son's car!!!
Barbara Armstrong Thanks for watching! 1aauto.com 866-403-3393
@dna079 A Chiltons or Haynes manual may tell you where on the vehicle this is located.
This way I've scratched my window tint, oh well I fixed it. Thanks for the video
Thanks for this video. Helped me remove/swap out the motor on my 1999 Corolla. The motor in the back seat is the same as the front, so I was able to figure my way through swapping them out. The mechanism that raises the actual motor is different so it took a while to get them back into position. Also, a note to newbies: The black adhesive that holds the water shield will get everywhere, so be sure to wear gloves.
+Sonny Burnett Thank you for your feedback!
You could try to grease the track on the window regulator with some white lithium grease and you could also try to spray the weatherstrip around the window with some silicone spray. Hope this helps you out.
Thank you very much. I appreciate the clarity of the instructions. A natural way of speaking, with a concise manner.
You may want to check to see if there's a blown fuse somewhere or you could also test the wire to see if there's power to the window regulator.
This video was AWESOME.
Every step was layer out perfectly. Thank you.
Probably saved about $200 doing it myself !!
Thanks for watching. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
Check the window switch to see if it's causing this issue, also check the wire harness between the door and body of the car to see if there's a broken or frayed wire that may be causing this issue.
You're welcome. Thank you for checking out our auto repair videos on RUclips.
+Ray Sald We do not have a video for the rears however the process and procedure will be just about the same for these as the fronts are. 1aauto.com
Love your work 1A Auto Parts!! We will be ordering parts from you in the future. What a great service you provide!!
Thank you for watching. Please let us know how the repair comes out!
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Unfortunately we do not sell the adhesive or have a video on how to replace the door latch itself.
Thanks for the video! You forgot to clear the lock rod through the plastic moisture shield before you put the door panel back on! Also it is a good idea to lubricate the window channel with a silicone base grease to avoid the problem in the first place!
FIrst, thanks for this great video. Very clear how to get this project done. I have a couple of questions:
1. Is it best to have the window all the way up when starting?
2. When you took that last bolt out, what kept the window from just dropping down? It looked like you jiggled that assembly a little to get the window to drop.
It may help to have the window in the up position. If you keep one hand under the regulator it will help to keep it from coming down. Hope this helps you out. 1aauto.com 866-403-3393
Well, it turns out if wasn't the motor in my case. I had posted to Toyota Nation and someone suggested spraying the rubber guides with silicone. Once I did that, the window went up and down MUCH easier. But thanks for that video. That is great info!
Thanks a ton! I was just able to replace our driver side one that got stuck in the down position thanks to you!
+Moltenpanther Thank you! We love empowering our customers and showing how to perform DIY auto repairs with our high-quality auto parts. 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Nicely done! My window doesn't work. I replaced the switch at the door and that didn't help. Is there any reason to think it is not the motor that is causing the problem?
Can't thank you enough for the instructional video - and the part which we ordered through you. Everything went well by following your instructions. This is a really good service you provide.
+carib6971 Thank you for the positive feedback. We really appreciate it! If you have a minute, drop us a review on our Facebook page to let other people know about your experience with us. Here's a link: facebook.com/1AAuto/reviews/
Many thanks for the video. I hope you are still around. Is there any difference with the right front passenger window? Should be easier? Anyone has repaired the right one in a Toyota Corolla 1998? many thanks in advance. 062019
If the motor is dead, and the window is stuck down, how can I free up the regulator to get at the bolts holding the window? Thanks: great videos, very informative and to the point
Belay the last. Drilled hole in door to access bolt holding the window.
Thank you for this helpful how to video. I like that ‘59 or ‘60 Bonneville in the next bay.
thanks for the demo on the regulator but I was also looking to replace the motor too. any way to help me with that too?
thanks, shipping was QUICK and the price was great
Once you pull the cotter pin out there should be a star shaped cover that goes over the actual nut. The nut behind the cover should be 30MM from what I've researched. Hope this helps you out. 1aauto.com
Great video, much better than the others on the web. thanks.
+Mike Bourget Thanks for watching. We're glad you liked it. For anyone else needing to do this job, we offer the regulator at the following link: www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA%20Comment&ATony
On another problem: Do you have a video that shows how to replace the door latch on a 2000 Toyota Corolla? I call the "latch" the part that is inside the door, at the end of the door that grabs the stationary part that holds the door closed.
Do I need to replace this part, or some other part, if my window SOMETIMES won't go up. It usually works fine, but sometimes it will go up part way and stop. After waiting different amounts of time, it will sometimes go up the rest of the way, or only a little bit more. It eventually will go up all the way.
Thanks for the videos brothers!!! you may not know this, but i believe the river flows in you!
No problem. Thanks for the kind words. 1aauto.com 866-403-3393
Is it best to replace the regulator as well as the motor or should u just get a motor to save money most of the time
I have a window that is stuck all the way down, and I was told it was due to a switch short that caused the motor to burn out. Am I going to be able to do all of this work (to replace motor and switch, but not regulator) in the video even if my window is stuck in the down position?
Thanks.
The part you are installing has two rails which are approximately the same length and a stud used for the first step in installation. I ordered the part that is linked to the video. The part that I received has one short rail and no stud. I had to return that part. What part number should I order to get one that is identical to this video?
Hi, Do you know the part number of the wire harness on the door in this video? Thanks
Thanks for the video. I had to do both windows in back due to them being sluggish. Backs are easy and should be an easy DIY.
Excellent job well done
Thank you! Got it done in way less time with way fewer broken parts!
+Michael Gibbons Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA+Comment&HlRY3Wdo9bo
a socket can be magnetized with a strong ceramic guitar magnet (they are cheap to buy and stay magnetized). That keeps a bolt loosened in the socket and you pull it out and then remove the bolt by hand for storage until needed again.
Can u do one for the rear passenger side? I dont know if regulator or motor. It goes down but goes up 2-3 inch and stop. Few mins later it can go up another 2-3 inch then stop. Sound like the motor is weak?
+hilussdc5 We are always expanding our video library so we may have a video for this in the near future!
You should be able to. Once you unbolt the window from the window regulator you can move it into the up position by hand if you need to. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
Thanks for the video. It provided the encouragement I needed to tackle the project myself. Keep up the good work.
You’re welcome! Glad we could help 1aauto.com 866-403-3393
We carry new window regulators on our website with the window motor already installed on it for you that will fit your Toyota Corolla. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393 Have a great day!
Thank you for visiting our auto repair channel on RUclips. We carry new window regulators for your 2002 Toyota Corolla. We also offer FREE SHIPPING in the lower 48 states. Have a great day.
I have a 1990 right hand drive Corolla. The driver side window switches are burnt out and only the 2 left windows work. Is there any way to repair this by myself?
What kind of grease do you use in the regulator?
If grease is needed, you can use lithium grease. +Erick González
Hello is there a link to the lead of the clip power window because I accidentally broke it. I had to zip tie it.
Thanks fort the video. Well done and to the point.
Excellent video!! Very helpful. Thanks for posting!
Great video helped alot will replace it on my own ..thanks!
Thank you for watching! Glad to be of help. Please let us know how the repair turns out. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
hi do u know where the power relay is for a toyota corrola 1999 please
Thank you for making & sharing the video
Thanks so much for this, I was dreading having to do this and your effort here made it quite painless for me. Subscribed and I see you have a how to on headlights for an 01 corolla. I'll make sure and by the parts from you when I tackle that.
Cheers.
I have a toyota corolla 2000. My rear right side window does go up or down. I check the fuses. They are good. Press the switch by the rear right passenger door and main switch but it doesn't work. Can you tell me what could be the problem?
You might want to test the switches to see if they are good, or need to be replaced. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
You said you did this as if stuck in up position. my window is 3/4 down. is there a different way considering this.
+Tam rock If your window is stuck, your window is stuck! It does not matter which position it is in. If you need the part to fix your vehicle please check out this link: www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA+Comment&HlRY3Wdo9bo
does the same apply to a 2001 chevy prizm?
+Us Jews It will probably be a similar repair, but it might not be exactly the same.
Hi, My window works but often it will slow down and stop and then take a few minutes of driving to move back up in increments. Do I need to replace the motor or the regular?
Depending on the year you might be able to just replace the window motor if it's getting tired. Here's a link to the power window motors on our website. www.1aauto.com/1998-toyota-corolla-power-window-motor/y-mo-c/1998-387-22?RUclips&VideoReply&ATony
Did you ever fix the problem? I've just run into the same and don't want to waste money on a regulator if i dont need to
Mine sticks coming down sometimes and won't go back up. do i just need to lube something?
Thank you very much 👍👍👍👍
I don't see any problems with the wires or switch. Is there any type of diode in this circuit that may need to be replaced?
I've taken the plastic water guard sheet on and off so many times (plus it is 12 years old) so the black adhesive that holds it to the inside of the door isn't holding it in place. Do you sell the adhesive?
Thank you very much, so helpful!
Cool stuff. Thank you.
This video will show you how to replace the window motor on your Toyota Corolla. We carry new window motors with free shipping in the lower 48 states on our website 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
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thanks, for the video, makes changing a regulator a breeze.....
everything works fine but when I roll up window it comes out at the top?
+Louie Sierra Thank you for watching. It appears the window is off track, or misaligned. We recommend making sure that the regulator and rollers are aligned by the OE specifications. 1aauto.com
1A Auto Parts couldn't find a spindle for 98 Corolla, help by any chance.
This really is an easy car to fix!!!
Dot- dot- dot-! Done! This was a super big help! Thank you so much! This video saved me from a lot of guess work!
thank you, great help
+Charlie Lozano Thanks for watching. If any of our viewers needs to make this repair, we carry the auto repair part shown in this video on our website. Here is a link to them www.1aauto.com/1A/WindowRegulators/Toyota/Corolla/1AWRK00510?RUclips&CTA+Comment&HlRY3Wdo9bo
Probably responses getting less and less....but thank you took about an hour on daughters college car "99" corolla.
+Go Hawks Thanks for checking us out, glad we could help! 1aauto.com
You will have to replace the switch. There is no way to repair most of the electronics on cars now a days.
thanks 👍
Thanks!
Thank you for watching. Please let us know how the repair comes out!
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HI Donald, If you call our sales staff 888-844-3393 we should be able to go over your application and get you the correct part for your vehicle. Regards, 1aauto.com
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Unfortunately we do not have a video for your application. We will keep this repair in mind for future videos. Thank you for watching!
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Get the parts from 1A Auto. If you get cheaper parts elsewhere you maybe doing the job a second time.
The Toyota dealer sells the regulator and motor separately. I was quoted $120 for the regulator and over $400 for the motor for the regulator. Unbelievable.
Why would 1A non-oem parts be better than another outfit selling non-oem parts? Does 1A make the parts themself so the quality is better??? Are the other outfits buying parts from somebody that makes them in their garage in China but 1A buys them from an elite force of craftsmen in China?