Dorman 748-513 Rear Passenger Side Power Window Regulator and Motor Assembly Compatible with Select Honda Models

Perfect fit, excellent product, we have a 2007 Honda Pilot. Knowing how much the dealer up charges, I looked here first. I found and watched the youtube video that shows how to install this product, and it fit perfectly and took about an hour to install. My dad helped me, otherwise I imagine I could have easily done this myself in about an hour 1/2. New motor works great and is quiet. Would buy again and probably will when the other side goes out. Very pleased. Didn't notice the warehouse deals until after I purchased, or could have saved even more. Great deal nonetheless.

Bought this for my 2005 Honda Pilot since it was quite a bit cheaper than from the dealer. It fit perfectly and the instructions that came with it were even somewhat helpful, which is important for someone like me, who is not a complete idiot when it comes to doing car repairs or home repairs by myself, but who is not overly comfortable with it, either. I was able to take out the broken part and put this one in with relative ease (the only recommendation I would have is to have someone else around to help hold up the window pane while you're getting this thing in the door and hooked up to the window). There are also decent descriptions online of how to put this in. I also used a Haynes manual to help me familiarize myself with the door, its parts, and taking it apart.

Replaced the passenger rear Window Regulator with this Doorman part and it was an exact fit! The removal and install time was around 1.5 hours. It's really not that bad and I did a search on youtube on how to replace this part. This part cost me less than $45 and if I were to have it replaced at the dealership it would have cost almost $200! My son who is 11 yrs old helped me so if we were able to get this replaced, you can too! The opinions stated here are my own and not provided to me by the manufacturer or seller of this product or products. Your experience and opinion may differ based on a number of factors. Please note that any testing done is not meant to be as scientific or as rigorous as would be expected from a consumer advocacy group. No monetary compensation was received and I was not required to write a positive review. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR Part 255: Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsement and Testimonials in Advertising, Amazon's policy on reviews, as well as at the behest of the seller of the product or products.

The item appears to be of decent build quality and it fit properly.

This was a perfect fit for my 2006 Honda Pilot rear passenger door window. The new regulator makes less noise and operates more smoothly than my OEM regulators in the remaining windows. Maybe they are all about to go bad as well! At least I know where to get a good replacement.Removal and replacement of these regulators can be a little intimidating at first, but be patient and take your time. This is a simple DIY task that will save you a bundle vs. going to the dealership. There is no need to remove the window itself from the door. Once you release the bolt holding the window to the regulator, you just unbolt the regulator assembly and slip it out through the opening in the door. It takes a little wiggling around to find the right orientation to get it through the hole. The key is to get the window slid all the way up (in the closed position) so that it is out of your way while you are pulling out the old regulator and putting in the new. I used a basic wood shim inserted into the door at the base of the close window to wedge the window and keep it in the closed position. Make sure and get it good and tight so that the window does not slip down while you are working. I've changed regulators on other vehicles in the past and have also used a screw driver poked through a hole in the door to support the window from underneath.Bottom line: This is a great replacement for your broken window regulator at a much better price than you will get at the dealership. It is a perfect fit and fairly simple to install.

Perfect fit on my wife’s 2005 Honda Pilot. Smooth operation. Very happy with my purchase. Only cost a few dollars more than the off brand options on Amazon. Spend the few extra bucks and go with this Dorman replacement. You won’t be disappointed.

By the time you read this, your rear window is toast and you're looking for a replacement part. Well, I did what you're doing and then I bought this part for my 07 Pilot. Needless to say, I was somewhat apprehensive about buying a part online. Typically the part is flimsy, poorly made, mounting holes do line up, power cords not long enough, etc. etc. Well, much to my surprise, this Dorman part fit EXACTLY the same as the factory part that died. It was exactly the same as the $125 part my mechanic would by from Honda and didn't cost me the $100/hr labor. There is an excellent video online that's about 6 minutes long and it will show you from removing the door panel to having the new regulator installed (you can figure out how to put the door trim back on yourself). Just search for Honda Pilot rear window motor and you should be one of the first ones listed. It only took about 45 minutes from start to finish. I didn't look at the directions as I solely relied on the video for guidance. I would not hesitate to buy this part again (or any other Dorman part) for my Pilot. Very pleased overall and the window is working flawlessly.

Received window regulator on time and it was easy to replace the defective unit after watching a couple of Youtube videos. Window regulator fit perfectly and all holes lined up. Window moves up and down like new once again and window closes slightly faster the the other windows with their original regulators. Glad that I purchased this regulator, installed it myself, and saved a ton of money as dealer wanted to charge me $800.00 for parts and labor.