Dorman - OE Solutions Window Regulator P/N:740-577
Guide the front left door glass up and down along its intended path with the Dorman window regulator 740-418, a power window regulator for the front left door of the 1997-2004 Dodge Dakota. It is sold as the regulator only, without a motor.
The regulator is the mechanism inside the door that moves the window glass when the power window motor runs. Signs it may need replacing include a window that moves slowly, sits crooked, drops into the door, or will not move while the motor can be heard running, often with grinding or clicking. If a failed regulator is the cause, this Dodge Dakota window regulator replaces it. Check the switch, motor and wiring before replacing parts. Transfer the existing motor or replace it as the vehicle's service procedure directs.
Interchange: 20-0329
200329 · 11R613 · 81640 · RPCH013 · 82611B · 55255619 · 55255619AB · 55255619AC · WLR2045 · REPD462912
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What does a power window regulator do?
It is the mechanism inside the door that moves the window glass up and down when the power window motor runs, and it holds the glass in position when it stops.
Does the Dorman 740-418 include the window motor?
No. It is sold as the regulator only. Transfer the existing motor or replace it as the vehicle's service procedure directs.
Which door does this 2000 Dodge Dakota window regulator fit?
It is cataloged for the front left door of the 1997-2004 Dodge Dakota.
What are signs the window regulator may need replacing?
A window that moves slowly, sits crooked, drops into the door, or will not move while the motor runs, often with grinding or clicking, can mean a failed regulator. Check the switch and motor too.
How was this regulator tested?
Dorman cycled it thousands of times in an actual vehicle door. It was reverse-engineered to match the original regulator's shape, dimensions, fit and function.
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.