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99-05 Oldsmobile Alero & Pontiac Grand Am Window Motor & Regulator

K2 Industries
K2-11620-OLD-006-WCS
Window Components
$110.00 $89.99

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99-05 Oldsmobile Alero & Pontiac Grand Am Window Motor & Regulator
99-05 Oldsmobile Alero & Pontiac Grand Am Window Motor & Regulator

Complete window motor and regulator assembly for Alero and Grand Am models. Hard panel construction designed for direct replacement. Restores smooth window operation when OEM units fail or bind.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • Complete assembly - Motor and regulator come as one unit; eliminates the need to source parts separately
  • OEM-style fitment - Mounts at factory attachment points without modification
  • Ready to install - Arrives assembled and tested for immediate swap-in
Specs
  • Configuration: Motor and regulator assembly
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • Window motor and regulator assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this bolt straight into my car without modification?

Yes. This assembly mounts at factory attachment points on both models — no drilling, brackets, or adapters needed. Just unbolt the old unit and install the new one.

Do I need to remove the door panel to install this?

Yes, you'll need to access the interior door panel to reach the regulator bolts. Expect to remove interior trim and the window glass first. Refer to your vehicle's service manual for the exact removal sequence.

What if the window won't go up or down after installation?

Double-check that all bolts are tight and the regulator arms are fully seated. If the assembly still doesn't move, test the power window switch and door wiring before assuming the motor is faulty — electrical issues are more common than mechanical failure.

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