2012-2018 Focus Window Regulator with Motor w/o Anti-pinch -Left Driver Rear

Excluding Anti-Pinch

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SKU: 751-778L - CM5Z5827001A

Left Driver Rear Door

Cable Driven Window Regulator With Window Motor

Excluding Anti-Pinch

Direct Bolt On / Plug In

Pricing: $94.00

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Left Driver Rear Door
Complete Cable Driven Regulator Lift And Power Window Motor
Excluding Anti-Pinch
Direct Bolt On / Plug In
2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 Focus
Replaces Dealer number CM5Z-5827001-A, CP9Z5827001A
Replacement Ford Focus Window Regulator and Motor Built To OEM Specification

A window that will not go up and stay up can be quite a pain. Add on mother nature not cooperating! Our window regulators are designed to be a quick and easy replacement / installation.

All brand new materials - never re-manufactured - no core to return
Direct replacement - fits and functions like your vehicles original equipment
Easy to install - direct-fit

Is there tape holding up your window glass? 1 Auto Shop offers fast free shipping and a 1 year replacement warranty on all of our automotive parts. You can buy your replacement window lift mechanism with confidence and receive it in a timely manner to get your Focus back to performing as it should. Thank you for choosing 1 Auto Shop, we hope to do business with you!

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Location: Left Driver Rear Door
Condition: New
Operation: Power
Product fit: OEM replacement
Motor included: With motor
Replaces OEM number: CM5Z-5827001-A, CP9Z5827001A
Interchange; X
Partslink; X
KV: X
Dorman: 751-778
Warranty: One Year No Hassle Replacement Warranty
(excluding bulbs)

Anti-Pinch;
With Express-Up / Down
When the window reaches the obstruction, it can cause bodily harm or the window can shatter if the obstruction is hard. To add a safety device to the express-up feature, car makers use an anti-pinch device. The window motor has a pressure sensor that detects window motor movement when the glass has stopped moving, even minutely. If this occurs, the window reverses direction and moves downward.

The anti-pinch feature is controlled by a small module which is now often integrated into the power window switches on the driver’s door. If the vehicle loses battery power or the power windows require a repair, the power windows will not know their upper and lower limits. The window motor will need to be re-trained so it can learn the window travel limits.