A-Premium Electric Power Window Regulator Without Motor with Panel Compatible with Hyundai Sonata 2011-2014 Sedan Front Left Driver Side

As advertised-fit my 2014 Sonata with no problems. So far, so good!

Today we tried to roll down the window. It went down 1/2" and stopped. It won't go up or down. Very disappointed that the original regulator/motor lasted ten years but this one just a tad over a year. I hope the company sees this review and reaches out. We didn't install it but had a mechanic install so we'll have to be put the money for a new part plus paying our mechanic. He just installed one in passenger side, I'll review it another time. Hope it lasts more than a year.

Item was warped which made it hard to install and caused issues with the glass going up which eventually will damage the motor. It’s obvious product never went through QA / QC.

Worked great in my sonata. As long as you take the exterior door knob out it’s not that hard.

Good

Installs easily and fit properly. One tip I learned the hard way... make sure your 10mm socket does not fall off the ratchet and into the door or you will need to pull the panel off to retrieve it, and then reinstall it.

Replacement part worked as it should. Be prepared, for this repair of the window regulator you need to disassemble the entire door. Everything must come out of the door. Unfortunately due to Hyundai's design, fixing the window regulator is practically impossible. You must replace the entire inner panel with this part.I got good practice, I had to do the passenger side, and weeks later the driver side.

This regulator lasted less then 6 months on my 2011 Sonata. And, those who have installed these know they are a pain in the ass because it's impossible to see if the glass is set perfectly between the clamps on the risers due to the fact that the glass curves so you can't look down the channel nor can you look through the plastic door panel the regulator is mounted on. Trying to see the glass through the small hole to tighten the bolt doesn't do an accurate job. Now, this is not the fault of these replacement manufacturers, that's on Hyundai, but this type of regulator is quite popular among many brands of cars. Anyways, after the nightmare install this regulator did the same thing the original one did, although the original equipment regulator lasted 12 years. I just couldn't bring myself to buying one from Hyundai which was about $380. I just bought a different brand and will hope it lasts a bit longer.