Perfect fit, removed old one in less than 30 ...
348861
Perfect fit, removed old one in less than 30 sec (no chance of ripping it, very heavy duty just grab one end with pliers and pull), installed new in less than 2 minutes, great buy and great fix for leaking dishwasher.
2558722
Perfect fit in 11 year old Frigidaire oven.

The old ignitor was having difficulty lighting the burner - resulting in natural gas smells, delayed lighting, and occasionally a "whoomp" sound as the gas finally caught.

Installed quickly and easily. There are plenty of youtube videos out there showing the process.  The only hiccup that I ran into - one of the sheet metal screws spun out a couple of turns before it was no longer able to get a bite in the mount. I used a hacksaw to cut off the head and get the ignitor out, mounting the new one with the one remaining screw and the remaining threaded portion of the stripped screw.

The original ignitor had a protective steel surround around the element, while this replacement unit did not. The entire thing is protected under two pieces of sheet metal, so in the end it doesn't really matter.
343013
Perfect fit, replaced original with cracks around the air bleed.  This one has a different bleed design so maybe no cracking in future.
4584665
I wanted to change old one and this is fantastic cover ..fitting good, not scratch.. it is perfect ...
4521890
Needed a replacement ,and it fit just like the old one.
4889251
The item was shipped incredibly fast.  Exact fit for old part.  Replacement took about 1 hour each side.  Be prepared for some really tight bolts on old unit.  I used 3' helper bar to get them off.
4557251
Perfect fit, took a bit to deconstruct the original rusted parts and support bracket. You can't just drop these in as the original is bolted or rivited into the support, you do have to spend some time separating the old burners and then reattaching these - New bolts etc. Be prepared to spend a few hours. But $30 versus $300?! I'll take it. Works like new.
160324
Perfect fit, exact size and now no more having to put a stick under the hood to keep it supported. Only took 5 minutes to remove and replace the original ones.
1072921
Perfect fit.  Perfect function. Should've replaced it MUCH earlier!  Don't forget to transfer the plastic plate from your old one to the new one!
1444892
Great fit, took about 30 minutes to install. As other reviews have said, a screwdriver/prybar, 7mm socket, and a 10mm socket are all you need.

To remove the door panel, pop off the sideview mirror cover, take out the bezel for the door lock, and remove the bezel for the door handle. All of them are held in with clips, so use the screwdriver to pry them out. Unscrew the bolt behind the door pull/arm rest with your 7mm socket. Lift the door panel straight up and out of the hook slots. Before pulling it away too far, disconnect the little marker light at the bottom, and the switch connectors. To make things easy later on, pull the switch module out of the door panel by releasing the 4 tabs that lock it in on either side, and slide it out. Peel back the vapor barrier on the door, but leave it hanging on the door, because you have to reapply it after. I found it easy enough to remove the door handle at this point so it wasn't in my way. Just pry off the spiral clip holding the rod to it, then undo the 10mm bolt holding it on. Slide the assembly forward, and it comes right off. This may or may not be a necessary step, I don't remember. I just did it instinctively.

Tape your window in the up position to the door frame. Loosen the 2 bolts that hold the window to the regulator. Plug the switches back in and roll the "window" down so it releases the clamps from the window. Now disconnect the switches again, disconnect the connector going to the window motor. At this point, it's pretty much as simple as pulling the 5 or 6 bolts that hold the regulator rails in place, and slipping them out. It may take some maneuvering, but there's plenty of room.

When putting the new regulator in, make sure you've pulled all the bolts out before hand, and remove the 2 nuts at the bottom. I found it easier to put the motor side in first, then carefully collapse the cable to slip the neutral side in. Line the studs up with the holes in the door at the bottom of the rails, and put the nuts on (loosely). Now you should be able to pivot the top into place to install the new bolts. If I recall, I think I needed to use 1 of my old bolts (near the motor support) but for the other holes, I used the new ones. Tighten everything up, and plug in the motor. Now connect the door switches again, and run the motor up so that the clamps seat against the window. It's a good idea to reach in and push them up snug against the window when tightening the bolts here. Make sure that rubber pad is in place when you do it. Also, make sure the rubber pad from the previous regulator is removed. One of mine was stuck to the window when I pulled the old regulator out.

Assembly is reverse of disassembly. Don't forget to reconnect the rod for the door handle. I have years of automotive experience, but this is my first window regulator replacement. Total time, 30 minutes. Tools were a 10mm socket nut driver, 7mm socket nut driver, and a standard flat head screwdriver. These rails are greased, so keep some shop rags or paper towels handy when you do all this.

Performance: Rolled my window up and down for the first time in 9 years. :D Motor didn't seem like it was struggling, and it moves faster than my factory drivers side motor. Needless to say, that one is probably near the end of its lifespan too. I'd be more than happy to replace it with this product.

For people tackling this for the first time, or people with less experience. It may look intimidating at first, but take your time, and you'll be fine. There's nothing that can go back in the wrong place (all connectors are keyed). I would say for the less experienced, this should take less than an hour. I wrote this from memory, so if I missed anything, I apologize.
4892288
Super easy to replace - perfect fit.  The hardest part is unplugging all the connection wires and getting to the back of the set.  Once you are there, one screw takes off the access panel, two more retaining screws to loosen the existing module.  Pul it out, slip this one in and tighten everything back up.

Perfect!
3262558
fit perfect, did what I needed it to, replace my torn crappy one.
4113952
Fit like a glove, just make sure you measure the old one before you decide which one is right.
4238539
Fits perfectly!  Easy install.  We were able to change out the old one and put on the new one in less then 10 minutes!
423838
Perfect fit, easy 5 minute install & picture is like new, I couldn't be happier! I don't remember my model number (60735??), some reviews said it would not fit-I'm glad they were wrong.
2529265
Old one was hard to remove, but this one installed with little effort and works great.
4194309
perfect fit - replaced without having to install the screw (have been working fine for 2 month) only needed 1 of the 3 parts