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04-08 Ford F-150/Lobo & 06-08 Lincoln Mark LT Window Motors & Regulators ABS

K2 Industries
K2-11554-FORD-006-WCS
Window Components
$120.00 $99.99
$99.99

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04-08 Ford F-150/Lobo & 06-08 Lincoln Mark LT Window Motors & Regulators ABS
Window Motors & Regulators — ABS Construction

Direct replacement window motor and regulator assemblies in durable ABS construction. Built to match OEM operation and fit without modification. ABS material resists cracking and provides reliable long-term performance in temperature swings.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse
Key Features
  • ABS construction - Resists cracking and weathering better than brittle plastic alternatives
  • Drop-in fit - Designed to work with existing mounting points without drilling or modification
  • Motor and regulator paired - Complete assembly ready to install as a unit
Specs
  • Material: ABS
  • Configuration: Motor and regulator assembly
  • Condition: New
What's Included
  • Window motor and regulator assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit in the door without removing the window glass?

You'll need to drop the glass down to access the regulator mounting bolts inside the door. It's a standard procedure — no cutting or drilling required if you're working with factory mounting points.

Does this come with the clips and fasteners to bolt it in?

The assembly ships as a motor-regulator unit. Verify your hardware before installation — some fasteners may be reusable from the old regulator, but you might need replacements depending on condition.

What if the motor runs but the window won't move?

Check the regulator tracks for debris or damage before assuming the new assembly is the problem. Also test the switch and wiring — a bad switch sends current but no command gets through to the motor.

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