Dorman - OE Solutions Window Motor and Regulator Assembly P/N:741-741
Roll your glass back up smoothly with the Dorman window regulator and motor assembly (P/N 741-781), a factory-style replacement for the front right door window on the 1996-1999 Infiniti I30 and the 1995-1999 Nissan Maxima. This power window regulator and motor assembly pairs the lift mechanism with the drive motor in a single unit, so one part replaces both a worn regulator and a failed motor.
If the window motor in your 1995-1999 Nissan Maxima labors, stops midway, drops into the door, or the glass no longer responds to the switch, a worn regulator or a failed motor in the original may be the cause — and this Dorman power window motor and regulator assembly replaces both at once. Bundling the motor and regulator lets you swap the complete unit into the front right door instead of servicing each piece separately.
Interchange: 4552-6260R · 82-1352AR · 21-0778
11A208 · 88207 · RPAN024 · 821352AR · WLA1195 · N462927 · 8072040U00 · 8072040U01 · 8072040U10 · 78207 · WL44041 · 660075 · 45526260R · 210778
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What does this Dorman window motor and regulator assembly do?
It combines the electric window motor with the regulator mechanism in one unit that raises and lowers the door glass when you press the power window switch.
Which vehicles does P/N 741-781 fit?
It's a front right replacement for the 1996-1999 Infiniti I30 and the 1995-1999 Nissan Maxima. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your exact vehicle.
What door position is this assembly for?
It is cataloged for the front right (passenger-side) door window.
What are the signs this part may need replacing?
A window that moves slowly, sticks, slips down into the door, or won't respond to the switch can point to a worn motor or regulator — diagnose the cause before replacing.
Will this fix a window that won't move at all?
If a failed motor or regulator is the cause, this assembly replaces both; a window can also stall from a bad switch, wiring, or a blown fuse, so confirm the fault first.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.