OEM Pontiac Sunfire Window Motor

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The Pontiac Sunfire Window Motor will provide a driver with the ability to increase or decrease the glass with a single press of the button, which makes it convenient and safe during every trip. The Pontiac Sunfire itself is unique in the compact category due to its lightweight 104.1-inch wheelbase chassis and responsive suspension, which provide nimble handling that makes the city streets exciting. The available coupe and convertible body provide the owner with the look of a sport car without compromising the practicality of the car. Original Pontiac components retain that vibrant feel, and the Sunfire tradition of engine reliability is being increased by engines that balance good horsepower with good mileage, as well as features appreciated by the driver such as optional five-speed manuals that keep control firmly in the hands of the human being. Drivers like the fact that the Pontiac interior provides easy-to-read gauges, supportive seats, and simple controls that create confidence in novice drivers as well as seasoned ones. The Sunfire Window Motor is the little but hardy electric motor behind those switches, which transforms battery current into smooth movement, and the regulator gears are locked so that each pane slides up or down without a tremble or squeak. A Window Motor designed to be applied many times on all Sunfire trims, this one will resist wear but will also provide early warning of trouble by traveling slowly or clicking, so that owners can plan to get quick repairs before the weather or security become issues. Fitting one, take off the battery, the door panel, take off the glass, unplug and unbolt the old unit, bolt the new Window Motor to the regulator, refit all, reconnect the plug and battery, and test it to travel flawlessly.