Dorman - OE Solutions Window Motor and Regulator Assembly P/N:741-741
Dorman 741-919 front right window regulator with motor for the 1998-2003 Toyota Sienna raises and lowers the front right door glass. It is intended to help restore original equipment function when the factory unit fails from damage, fatigue or collision impact.
Slow or uneven glass movement, a grinding or clicking noise, or glass that drops or stops partway can mean the motor or regulator is worn. Before replacing it, look over the glass channel for debris or damage with the ignition off, since a dirty or damaged channel can show the same signs.
This Dorman window regulator with motor, also listed as a window regulator and motor assembly, fits the 1998-2003 Toyota Sienna, which takes one for the front right door. This listing is one unit; the other doors take their own parts.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One window regulator with motor. Mounting hardware and installation instructions are not included, so plan on new bolts.
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Does the Dorman 741-919 fit the front right door of the 1998-2003 Toyota Sienna?
Yes. Dorman 741-919 is the front right window regulator with motor for the 1998-2003 Toyota Sienna, and the Sienna takes one for that position.
Does the Dorman power window motor and regulator assembly come with bolts or instructions?
No. Dorman 741-919 is one window regulator with motor; mounting hardware and installation instructions are not included.
Are the gears in this Dorman window motor plastic?
Yes, the gear material is plastic, and the motor is not micro-controlled (no embedded logic).
Do Dorman power window motors like this one attach with bolts?
Yes, the attachment type is bolt. Mounting hardware is not included with this window regulator with motor, so have bolts ready.
Why is my front right window slow, and could the motor be the reason?
Slow glass, grinding or clicking, or glass that stops partway can come from a worn motor or regulator, a dirty glass channel or a switch fault. A shop can test the circuit.
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