Does this work with the auto-down feature? I've seen reports on other Dorman regulators saying they don't
1983883
Yes it does. I installed this on my 2002 honda civic and it worked perfectly.
2053045
The air lines slip on and have an external clip that holds them in place, be careful not to lose the clip as these shocks do not some with them. You should not have to manually air up the shocks, they should go into place and the computer will level them later. At least that is how it went together for my 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora. I hope this helps.
421784
Mine worked fine, use a allen wrench to adjust the "up-down" and it worked great!If that don't do it you may need to send it back.
2241993
Since these Dorman motors come hard wired with a connector, I take it you are missing the vehicle's original "plug" on the wire from the door panel window operator switch. My new motors all came with 3 harnesses, so if this situation is your problem, just cut the wires from the appropriate connector of a harness you don't need and attach it to your switch wires. It's a 2 conductor so if you wire it wrong, the only result will be the door switch will raise and lower the opposite marked. Then just reverse the wires to fix, of course.
686118
Hi Jorge. Pull up this Dorman site, punch your vehicle into the left hand search, and it'll prompt you right to your answer. Any other issues they'll help you live. You picked a good manufacturer.
947263
Your unit should not be shutting down at all. This unit when hooked up right will bypass the safety function so you can get into the menu screen while the car is not in park.
1809829
I asked my repair guy and he said it was a dorman..it works nice..the trani never shifted so good.
214820
Check the dorman web site to see if the part numbers match. I believe that it is actually called the "End gate" rather than the tail gate.
961792
Picked one up today and it does the same thing. They should at least mention it in the manual. I wasn't sure if it was normal. Apparently it is. Thanks for bringing this up and thanks for your follow up.
978275
This sounds like a great feature, but there is a downside. I had a similar type of device installed on my old door openers a couple years ago (it would automatically lower them after a preset time). But it failed and it kept running the garage doors up and down. I wasn't at home, the openers kept running until they smoked, my spouse panicked and called the fire department.I said "you could have just turned the switch off". Anyway, be careful with a feature like this, think of the failure modes.
1715500
It works great on my 2006 Frontier. I only have the auto-down, but that works with no problem.
1465703
it will matter. best way to be sure to get the correct motor is to go to the Dorman website and search for your particular make and model. if your window regulator is cable operated it is best to replace the entire regulator for a little more money. if the cable is not rolled correctly when the new motor is installed the regulator will not work correctly if at all.
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We have had our unit for almost a year now and have the same problem. Ours will get down to about 62 or 63 at times but never lower. We have tried it under all conditions, auto, continuous, and normal. If anyone gets back to you with a solution please let us know. Thanks
2180857
The auto on/off works just fine on both of my Dayton SUB-1200 subs. Once a low frequency signal is sent through the LFE into the sub it turns on. They do seems to turn back off a little too soon but its not too bad. I would have to say it seems like a couple minutes of no audio they turn off.
1665389
I'm not sure - I haven't heard of it on this stat - you can check their web site with this model # - my unit runs my AC and furnace just fine when in 'auto' mode -
1041076
I don't remember what it is for, but there is a switch on the right edge of the panel labelled "auto-off". Mine is switched to "auto" and it works fine.
1466548
What do u mean? You can select auto or not have it on . If yours doesn't work you would need to contact manufacturer.