Dorman 741-306 Front Driver Side Power Window Regulator and Motor Assembly Compatible with Select Honda Models

It fit my car perfectly.

Great price shipped quick

all was good thanks for the accurate product and delivery

So happy I can finally put my window down after a year of it being stuck up! This brand rocks!!

The media could not be loaded.  This product is great! Solid product that lasts. Fairly easy to install and unlike other manufacturers this will not break after a few days.

Works great

I have a 2004 Honda Accord EX V6 4 door.This regulator functions properly to lower and raise the window glass, but something a bit odd happens when raising the window using the toggle switch mounted in the driver's side door. The front passenger window now has an "auto-up" function (not auto-down, just auto-up) which it never had before, but further, the window now functions mostly in ONLY auto-up mode. I cannot raise the window partially (at least not always) and I cannot "crack" the window because sometimes the window functions normally (non auto-up) until it's raised to about 1/4 to 1/3 of the way up, at which time the auto-up feature will kick in. Other times the auto-up function activates when the window is fully open with only a single tug on the switch. There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason as to why it sometimes functions one way versus the other - it functions the same way whether pulling up fully on the toggle switch, or pulling up only slightly as you would do to effect normal (non auto-up) window function.Another oddity is that after the window is raised and fully closed, and even after I release the toggle switch, the regulator motor sometimes "clicks" periodically as though it is still receiving power from the switch - 2 clicks about 1 second apart which then repeats every 5 or 6 seconds. Other times there is only a single click about 1 or 2 seconds after the window is fully raised, or no click at all. It's as though the new auto-up function is sometimes not properly recognizing that the window is fully raised and it keeps sending power periodically to the motor. When the clicking doesn't stop by itself, I can get it to stop by pressing down on the same toggle switch very briefly, sort of "tapping" on it once. It's not enough to actuate the motor and begin lowering the window, but it does appear to "reset" whatever electrical pulse was still going to the motor.Note that all the aforementioned stuff happens only when using the toggle switch mounted in the drivers door. The window operates just as it did before the regulator replacement when activating it using the switch mounted in the passenger door. It's a slight nuisance, but I don't use the passenger side window enough to justify spending any more time researching the mystery.

Installed following Youtube videos. Basic steps1. Unscrew 3 screws (2 screws at for latch, 1 screw at armrest/grip)2. Pop off the control stitch panel, and unplug3. Pop off interior triangular side mirror cover, and then the door panel itself4. Remove for latch assembly from door panel5. Remove courtesy light bulb6. Unplug power mirror plug, if applicable7. Remove moisture plastic sheet8. Plug the window control panel again, and move window so that the two bolts on the window carrier can be seen from the two access holes on door9. Remove 2 bolts off top of regulator10. Remove 2 bolts at bottom of regulator11. Remove 3 bolts at motorReplacement is general reverse order.If needed, re-train Auto up and down feature by lowering window all the way down. Then press window-down for about 5sec. Then roll window up to closed position. Then press window-up for 5sec.

La pieza se ve y funciona perfectamente, acoplo exacto al ensamble de mi Accord 2007 4P. Instalarlo no fue difícil después de ver algunos videos en YouTube

Easy installation, works perfectly even in -35 C weather.

easy to install

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Great product it came exactly as advertised. OEM fit for sure, I had zero issues with install everything lined up perfect. After 3 months of use I can say the motor is nice and quiet, holding up and moves no problem on cold Canadian mornings.