Cardone 42-319 Power Window Motor - Front Left

Cardone 42-319 Front Left Window Motor

Restore smooth power window operation with the Cardone 42-319 remanufactured window lift motor. This direct-fit OE replacement is built from original equipment cores, then re-engineered and tested to match factory performance for Ford and Lincoln applications.

The Cardone Power Window Motor line focuses on OE-style fit, renewed internal components, and verified operation. For vehicles such as the Ford F-150, Ford Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator, this remanufactured approach helps deliver the correct mounting, regulator interface, and electrical behavior for the front left door.

• Remanufactured OE replacement for direct vehicle fit
• 100% tested on a simulated window fixture for speed and strength
• Internal components inspected, gauged, and renewed or replaced as needed
• Motor magnets recharged for efficient operation
• Internal gears inspected and renewed; stronger replacement material used where required
• Assembled with the proper lubricant for quiet operation and long service life
• Includes window lift motor, kit connector, and instruction sheet
• Front left location with 2-wire design, 3 mounting holes, and gear included

This Cardone 42-319 window motor is remanufactured from OE cores and tested to match factory performance. It is built for the front left door on 1997-2002 Ford Expedition, 1998-2001 Lincoln Navigator, 1999-2003 Ford F-150, 1999 Ford F-250, and 2004 Ford F-150 Heritage. This part cross-references Ford and Lincoln OE numbers such as F75Z7823395AA and XL1Z7823395AA for the same application.

Common Problems This Part Can Solve

• Front left power window does not move up or down
• Window moves slowly, unevenly, or with reduced strength
• Motor runs but the glass does not travel correctly
• Noisy or rough window operation from a worn motor assembly
• Failure caused by worn internal gears, brushes, or bearings

Installation Notes and Tips

Install this motor in the front left position only on the listed Ford and Lincoln applications. The regulator is not included, so inspect the window regulator, tracks, switch, and wiring before installation. If the vehicle uses an auto-up or anti-pinch system, do not bench-test the motor before it is fully coupled to the regulator, and reset travel limits if the motor has been disturbed from its factory position.

For 2-wire systems, direction is controlled by polarity change through the switch or wiring. If the motor runs in one direction only, check the switch, wiring, and ground path before replacing additional components.

Quality Assurance

Each Cardone remanufactured window lift motor is 100% tested, including load testing on a simulated window fixture. Internal parts are inspected and gauged, bearings are replaced as needed, bushings are re-impregnated with oil, and magnets are recharged to support consistent performance. The remanufacturing process also reduces raw material and energy use compared with producing a new part.