Dorman - OE Solutions Window Regulator P/N:749-717
Dorman 749-530 front right window regulator for the 1998-2011 Volkswagen Beetle lifts and lowers the power window glass in the door. This Dorman window regulator is reverse-engineered to the shape and dimensions of the original part, and it comes without the motor.
Slow or crooked glass, glass that drops into the door, or a grinding or clicking noise from the door can mean the regulator is worn. Before you replace it, rule out a bad switch, a blown fuse or a failed window motor, since this listing is the regulator only.
As a VW Beetle window regulator replacement for the 1998-2011 model years, it is a direct-fit part for the front right door. The 1998-2011 Volkswagen Beetle takes one for this door, and the front left is ordered separately.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One power window regulator. The motor, mounting hardware and installation instructions are not included, so plan on new fasteners; the old ones may not be reusable.
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Is Dorman 749-530 the 1998-2011 VW Beetle window regulator for the front right door?
Yes. Dorman 749-530 is a front right window regulator made for the 1998-2011 Volkswagen Beetle.
Does the Dorman 749-530 regulator include the window motor?
No. Dorman 749-530 is the regulator only, with one power regulator in the box. The motor, mounting hardware and installation instructions are not included.
What are the gear and cable of this power window regulator made of?
The gear is plastic, and the cable is plastic and metal. The regulator attaches to the door with a bolt-on design.
How can I tell if my front right window regulator is wearing out?
Slow or crooked glass, glass that drops into the door, or a clicking or grinding noise from the door can mean wear. A shop can test the switch and motor to confirm.
How was this window regulator tested?
It was cycled thousands of times in an actual vehicle door to test its service life.
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