Power Window Lift Motor Front Right Passenger Side | for 2003-2009 Nissan 350Z 2003-2007 Infiniti G35 2 Door Coupe | Replace# 80730-CD00A, 80730CD00A, 742-512

Bought for 2006 350z, perfect fitment, no issues. Great price and easy installation. Window go up, window go down. I'd buy again.

Looks very similar to oem and works flawlessly, definitely recommend for plug and play setup . Had previously returned from another seller due to the switches working in reverse and no protective boot for the door panell. Just installed 9/10/2024. Will update if anything changes.

Replaced this after some YouTube videos. There are no instructions included but, the functionality and motor strength matched the dead motor exactly with good attachment lugs. Unsure about longevity since I've only had it installed for a year but, it works flawlessly so far. Can't beat the price vs. OEM for DIY-ers!

Bought just to have if I did have any problems.Price was very reasonable compared to dealers price.Read reviews and other people seem to be satisfied.They advertise that they meet OEM specs.Motor life, speed,G functionality and fit.

The media could not be loaded. I got this for my 2008 350Z with just under 98,000 miles on it. First, the passenger window motor died, but I was able to put it into the up position and just leave it there, then a couple of years later, the driver-side window motor died and it locked up to where it was about 3 inches down and I could not put it back into the up position and some neighborhood cat decided to have her litter of kittens in my car ... well that was enough for me, I bought two motors and watched a few videos on youtube (just search Nissan 350Z window motor replacement). Perhaps the best video I saw was of a young man who worked for a professional shop. His video was well done but when it comes to the tools you need, I think he might have been a bit too thorough.You will absolutely need a 10mm socket and a 12mm socket and you should have deep sockets and an extension because some of the hex head screws are really deep, especially the one at the open lever.The plastic parts just kind of pop out but using a flat-head screwdriver to pop them at their fastening points (see the videos) makes that part really easy.What also helped me was using my cordless reversible drill. I would loosen the screws manually with the ratchet then after I broke them loose (this includes the Philips head screws) I would finish removing them with the drill. Then when I put things back together, I put the torque setting on the drill low and after everything was tightened with the drill, I used the ratchet to manually tighten them the rest of the way so that I didn't over-tighten them. It's not important to crank down hard on the screws except the ones that hold the motor in, you can go to town on those because the factory torques them down A LOT!After having no window control for some time, it was REALLY NICE to have the functionality back and it wasn't too difficult of a job to do.

The item says it won’t work for the sedan but they work just fine. The only issue is you can only use two out of the three mounting bolts for the motor but it shouldn't be an issue as long as you tighten them down enough.

Todo bien

Good product for its value.