Tailgate Lift Motor - Cardone Reman - Power Window Motor (Part Number: 42-13)

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  • Application Summary: Buick Apollo 1975-73, Century 1975-73, Electra 1975-69, Estate Wagon 1975-70, LeSabre 1975-69, Regal 1975-73, Riviera 1975-69, Skylark 1975 1972-69, Special 1969 Cadillac Commercial Chassis 1975-69, DeVille 1975-69, Eldorado 1975-69, Fleetwood 1975-69 Chevrolet Camaro 1975-74 1969, Caprice 1975-69, Chevelle 1973-69, Corvette 1975-68, Impala 1975-69, Malibu 1975-73, Monte Carlo 1975-70, Nova 1975 Oldsmobile 98 1975-69, Custom Cruiser 1975-71, Cutlass 1975-69, Cutlass Salon 1975, Cutlass Supreme 1975-71, Delta 88 1975-69, F85 1972-69, Omega 1975, Toronado 1975-69, Vista Cruiser 1975-69 Pontiac Bonneville 1975-69, Catalina 1975-69, Firebird 1975-69, Grand Am 1975-73, Grand Prix 1975-69, GTO 1973-69, LeMans 1975-69, Tempest 1970-69, Ventura 1975
  • AAIA Part Type Description: Power Window Motor
  • Product Description - Invoice: Reman. Power Window Motor
  • Key Search Words: Power Window Motor, Window Motor, Window Lift Motor
  • Label Description: Remanufactured Power Window Motor
  • Marketing Description: CARDONE Remanufactured Window Lift Motors are direct-fit O.E. replacements that began as Original Equipment cores. Each unit is re-engineered, renewed and tested to match O.E. performance. For nearly half a century, CARDONE Remanufactured Window Lift Motors have provided rock-solid reliability that you can trust for the long haul.
  • Short Product Description: Window Lift Mtr
  • E-Waste: Yes
  • FAQs: My window drops 2 to 3 inches from the upper window channel, then stops when I use the \"Auto-Up\" feature in my Toyota or Nissan. What's causing this?
  • FAQs: What are the advantages of Phenolic pistons over steel?
  • FAQs: A motor equipped with an anti-pinch safety feature typically has 5 or more terminals or pins as well as an express-up feature on the window switch.
  • FAQs: An external module monitors the rotation of the internal gear. If there is a change in the pulse train of the sensor before the window if fully closed, the module will interpret this change as something preventing the window from moving easily, which causes the module to change polarity to the motor to reverse its direction.
  • FAQs: Can I bench-test a case grounded motor?
  • FAQs: Do all vehicles with power windows have an anti-pinch safety feature?
  • FAQs: Most 2-terminal or 2-wire motors are grounded through the control switch however, some older applications use the motor housing as a common ground. If power supply and ground are applied directly to the terminals of a motor with this design, an internal short may result. These motors require a battery ground be directly applied to the housing, and then power can be applied to either terminal.
  • FAQs: How does the anti-pinch safety feature work?
  • FAQs: Noisy operation or a popping sound can be misdiagnosed as a window lift motor problem. What may actually be happening is the regulator cable hold-down may be broken or missing this would allow the cable to snag on the window regulator bracket as the window is raised, producing the noise. Install a new hold-down or suitable substitute.
  • FAQs: Not if the motor is installed and is not disturbed from its factory-set position. If the motor is operated before being coupled to regulator, then it will need to be reset.
  • FAQs: The anti-pinch feature was introduced by Opel in 1986. Most vehicles built after 2008 with an auto-up and auto-down switch option have an anti-pinch safety feature.
  • FAQs: The vehicle may have faulty wiring or a defective control switch. Most 2-wire window lift motors depend on a voltage polarity change to control direction. If the motor runs in one direction but not the other, the problem is most likely in the wiring or switch. On some older GM applications, the ground is always applied to the motor body, with direction switching being controlled by whichever of the two pins receives voltage.
  • FAQs: What causes noisy operation or popping on a window lift motor with a cable-type regulator design?
  • FAQs: Dry or worn weather-strip and tracks, dirty switch contacts, or damaged window regulator could be causing these problems.
  • FAQs: How can I tell if my vehicle has an anti-pinch window lift motor?
  • FAQs: Is it necessary to reset a motor that has the anti-pinch safety feature after installation?
  • FAQs: The likely cause is a window lift motor that was bench-tested or operated before being installed into the window regulator. This action cancels the upper limit position. All express up/down motors are shipped in the \"full up\" position and should not be bench-tested until fully coupled with the regulator. If disturbed, the motor's travel limits must be set for the motor to know whether the window is closed or open. Follow the correct procedure as stated in a vehicle specific service manual or web-based tutorial to set travel limits.
  • FAQs: Why does my 2-wire window lift motor only run in one direction?
  • FAQs: What's an anti-pinch safety feature?
  • FAQs: The anti-pinch safety feature prevents the window glass from reaching the end of its upward travel when the system senses an obstacle in the path of the glass.
  • Gear Included: No
  • Mounting Hole Quantity: 3
  • Mounting Type: Threaded Stud
  • Package Contents: Window Lift Motor, Instruction Sheet
  • Product Condition: Remanufactured
  • Product Line Marketing Stmt: After 50 years of leadership in the automotive aftermarket, we are excited to start the next chapter of CARDONE's dynamic history. We are positioned to support the next wave of vehicle technology and ready to innovate new solutions that bring value to our customers - all while upholding sustainable business practices and high ethical principles. We build it better.
  • Regulator Included: No
  • Window Motor Use Location: Rear Left Rear Right Front Left Front Right
  • Wire Quantity: 2
  • CTO: MX
  • Emission Code: 1
  • Canadian Harmonizing Tariff Code: 8501100022
  • Harmonized Tariff Code (Schedule B): 8501106060
  • Harmonized Tariff Code (HTS): 8501106060
  • Life Cycle Status Code: 2
  • Life Cycle Status Description: Available to Order
  • SDR Required Flag: N
  • Maximum Cases per Pallet Layer: 56
  • Pallet Layer Maximum: 3
  • Remanufactured Part: Y
  • Warranty Distance: 18000
  • Warranty Distance UOM: MI
  • Warranty Special UOM: TX
  • Warranty Time: 12
  • Warranty Time UOM: MO

Product Details

Manufacturer:
Cardone Reman
Part Number:
42-13
Manufacturer Part Number:
42-13
Description:
Tailgate Lift Motor
Long Description:
Power Window Motor
Part Type:
Tailgate Lift Motor
Category:
Body
Subcategory:
Tailgate And Midgate
Warehouse Notes:
12 MTH/18000MI LTD WARR WINDOW LIFT
Sales Rank:

Technical Details

Core Price:
...
Weight:
3.63 lbs.
Height:
11.125"
Width:
3.625"
Length:
3.625"
UOM:
EA
Quantity Sold:
Sold individually
Qty Per Application:
1
Minimum Order Qty:
1
Item GTIN:
082617041485
Item Location:
Essex, MD

Specifications

Application Summary
Buick Apollo 1975-73, Century 1975-73, Electra 1975-69, Estate Wagon 1975-70, LeSabre 1975-69, Regal 1975-73, Riviera 1975-69, Skylark 1975 1972-69, Special 1969 Cadillac Commercial Chassis 1975-69, DeVille 1975-69, Eldorado 1975-69, Fleetwood 1975-69 Chevrolet Camaro 1975-74 1969, Caprice 1975-69, Chevelle 1973-69, Corvette 1975-68, Impala 1975-69, Malibu 1975-73, Monte Carlo 1975-70, Nova 1975 Oldsmobile 98 1975-69, Custom Cruiser 1975-71, Cutlass 1975-69, Cutlass Salon 1975, Cutlass Supreme 1975-71, Delta 88 1975-69, F85 1972-69, Omega 1975, Toronado 1975-69, Vista Cruiser 1975-69 Pontiac Bonneville 1975-69, Catalina 1975-69, Firebird 1975-69, Grand Am 1975-73, Grand Prix 1975-69, GTO 1973-69, LeMans 1975-69, Tempest 1970-69, Ventura 1975
AAIA Part Type Description
Power Window Motor
Product Description - Invoice
Reman. Power Window Motor
Key Search Words
Power Window Motor, Window Motor, Window Lift Motor
Label Description
Remanufactured Power Window Motor
Marketing Description
CARDONE Remanufactured Window Lift Motors are direct-fit O.E. replacements that began as Original Equipment cores. Each unit is re-engineered, renewed and tested to match O.E. performance. For nearly half a century, CARDONE Remanufactured Window Lift Motors have provided rock-solid reliability that you can trust for the long haul.
Short Product Description
Window Lift Mtr
E-Waste
Yes
FAQs
My window drops 2 to 3 inches from the upper window channel, then stops when I use the \"Auto-Up\" feature in my Toyota or Nissan. What's causing this?
FAQs
What are the advantages of Phenolic pistons over steel?
FAQs
A motor equipped with an anti-pinch safety feature typically has 5 or more terminals or pins as well as an express-up feature on the window switch.
FAQs
An external module monitors the rotation of the internal gear. If there is a change in the pulse train of the sensor before the window if fully closed, the module will interpret this change as something preventing the window from moving easily, which causes the module to change polarity to the motor to reverse its direction.
FAQs
Can I bench-test a case grounded motor?
FAQs
Do all vehicles with power windows have an anti-pinch safety feature?
FAQs
Most 2-terminal or 2-wire motors are grounded through the control switch however, some older applications use the motor housing as a common ground. If power supply and ground are applied directly to the terminals of a motor with this design, an internal short may result. These motors require a battery ground be directly applied to the housing, and then power can be applied to either terminal.
FAQs
How does the anti-pinch safety feature work?
FAQs
Noisy operation or a popping sound can be misdiagnosed as a window lift motor problem. What may actually be happening is the regulator cable hold-down may be broken or missing this would allow the cable to snag on the window regulator bracket as the window is raised, producing the noise. Install a new hold-down or suitable substitute.
FAQs
Not if the motor is installed and is not disturbed from its factory-set position. If the motor is operated before being coupled to regulator, then it will need to be reset.
FAQs
The anti-pinch feature was introduced by Opel in 1986. Most vehicles built after 2008 with an auto-up and auto-down switch option have an anti-pinch safety feature.
FAQs
The vehicle may have faulty wiring or a defective control switch. Most 2-wire window lift motors depend on a voltage polarity change to control direction. If the motor runs in one direction but not the other, the problem is most likely in the wiring or switch. On some older GM applications, the ground is always applied to the motor body, with direction switching being controlled by whichever of the two pins receives voltage.
FAQs
What causes noisy operation or popping on a window lift motor with a cable-type regulator design?
FAQs
Dry or worn weather-strip and tracks, dirty switch contacts, or damaged window regulator could be causing these problems.
FAQs
How can I tell if my vehicle has an anti-pinch window lift motor?
FAQs
Is it necessary to reset a motor that has the anti-pinch safety feature after installation?
FAQs
The likely cause is a window lift motor that was bench-tested or operated before being installed into the window regulator. This action cancels the upper limit position. All express up/down motors are shipped in the \"full up\" position and should not be bench-tested until fully coupled with the regulator. If disturbed, the motor's travel limits must be set for the motor to know whether the window is closed or open. Follow the correct procedure as stated in a vehicle specific service manual or web-based tutorial to set travel limits.
FAQs
Why does my 2-wire window lift motor only run in one direction?
FAQs
What's an anti-pinch safety feature?
FAQs
The anti-pinch safety feature prevents the window glass from reaching the end of its upward travel when the system senses an obstacle in the path of the glass.
Gear Included
No
Mounting Hole Quantity
3
Mounting Type
Threaded Stud
Package Contents
Window Lift Motor, Instruction Sheet
Product Condition
Remanufactured
Product Line Marketing Stmt
After 50 years of leadership in the automotive aftermarket, we are excited to start the next chapter of CARDONE's dynamic history. We are positioned to support the next wave of vehicle technology and ready to innovate new solutions that bring value to our customers - all while upholding sustainable business practices and high ethical principles. We build it better.
Regulator Included
No
Window Motor Use Location
Rear Left Rear Right Front Left Front Right
Wire Quantity
2
CTO
MX
Emission Code
1
Canadian Harmonizing Tariff Code
8501100022
Harmonized Tariff Code (Schedule B)
8501106060
Harmonized Tariff Code (HTS)
8501106060
Life Cycle Status Code
2
Life Cycle Status Description
Available to Order
SDR Required Flag
N
Maximum Cases per Pallet Layer
56
Pallet Layer Maximum
3
Remanufactured Part
Y
Warranty Distance
18000
Warranty Distance UOM
MI
Warranty Special UOM
TX
Warranty Time
12
Warranty Time UOM
MO

The CARDONE REMAN Tailgate Lift Motor contains no remanufactured components, and is designed to operate in either city or highway driving.

Warranty Information

New products purchased from our store are covered by a manufacturer warranty. Other than applicable manufacturer warranties, or as otherwise provided in these Terms & Conditions, there are no warranties, express or implied for any of our products, and we specifically disclaim any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose for tires, aftermarket wheels, and tire & aftermarket wheel packages.

For other parts, we provide a limited warranty of 90 days from the date received by the original purchaser or installer, unless otherwise specified, which covers the replacement of a defective part(s). The warranty applies only to parts replacement with same or better quality. For such cases, a full refund will be issued to the original purchaser. A refund or an exchange of a defective part will be processed only if it is accompanied by the original sales invoice. All items must be in their original condition and must not be damaged due to incorrect installation upon return. The warranty is limited only to the original purchaser and is non-transferable.

All items are given a limited 90-days warranty period by the manufacturer. The manufacturer will allow the parts to be covered by their warranty provided that the part was not modified by the buyer.

Under NO circumstances will our liability exceed the amount of the original sale.

Products damaged as a result of abuse, misuse, improper repairs or maintenance, improper installation, alteration, or modification will not be covered by the warranty.

The warranty does not cover airfreight charges, labor expenses, towing expenses, or rental car expenses resulting from installation errors. Return shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. We will not reimburse any return shipping charges incurred.

All returned items must have the RA (Return Authorization) number written outside the shipping box prior to return. The RA Numbers can be obtained by creating a return from within your account. Returned items without RA numbers will not be accepted.

Our liability does not cover lost or stolen packages mailed back by the customer containing the parts being claimed under warranty. Because the customer is the shipper, he/she is the only one who can file any lost claim with the shipping company. Therefore, the claim must be coordinated and processed through the shipping company by the customer.



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