Dorman 747-002 Trunk Lid Pull-down Motor

Dorman 747-002 Trunk Lid Pull-down Motor

$ 193.07

Score By Feature

Based on 131 ratings

Easy to install

9.71

Value for money

8.68

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Product Description

This trunk lid pull-down motor is designed to replace the original in specified applications - it will fit and function in exactly the same way.

Replaces cracked and fatigued original motors that have failed due to component fatigue and restores functionality by restoring original motor performance

Construction - this part is made from durable materials, ensuring a long service life and reliable performance

The expertise of our team of product experts in the United States and more than a century of automotive experience enables us to offer you the high quality you expect

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Questions & Answers

Is it designed to work with the 1991 Lincoln Town Car?

As a Town Car from a 1991 model year is a 2nd generation Town Car (meaning model years 1990 - 1997), and shares the same platform and body style as a 97, I would think that it should fit all Town Cars from this period. The motor works on Grand Marquis and Crown Vics of the same year even if they did not come with a pulldown motor (you just need to run a wire to it). Take a look at your old one and see if you can find a part number. Find out what you can find by going online and typing in the part number

Does it only come with a plastic housing?

There is a plastic housing on all motors that have been replaced.

The part should fit years 1992-2000 Lincoln town car How many people are in 2000?

The one I installed on my wife's 1997 Town Car is working well. Easy to install and works well.

Selected User Reviews For Dorman 747-002 Trunk Lid Pull-down Motor

I returned the first one since it was not what I expected

5/5

It is a fine product, but the first one I returned sounded like a machine gun going off when it was It is a great product, but the new one is even better. There is no noise at all. However, I found that on September 2, 2017 (I received the new one on June 23, 2017) I was going to open the trunk via remote control, but the motor was not shutting off. My fast reaction led me to disconnect the cord, and shut the trunk lid with a bungee cord. Corey, the Amazon customer service representative, tells me that the replacement (under warranty) will arrive in a couple of days. When I pull the trunk lid, I find it difficult to open the trunk The only way to release or keep the trunk lid closed is by the down motor. This needs to happen as soon as possible. There is a need for.

Adelyn Kemp

| May 04, 2021

Worked like it was brand Saves you money! My first thought was that this was going to require a lot of repairs, but anyone can do it in a few minutes Replace the motor with this one if the one you have is working

5/5

(Once you have removed the old, you need to save the bolts. ) Look for three bolts (use an 11mm socket wrench to remove) A clip from an electrical outlet. This is a great solution!.

Astrid Swanson

| Apr 18, 2021

The trunk latch is powered by a power supply

4/5

It is a simple process to remove and reinstall the software. In my opinion, the price is too high. It is my concern that longevity will be a problem. Connecting it again was necessary because the cable had come loose. This means that there is no verdict yet.

Cheyenne Rollins

| Jan 16, 2021

The direct replacement of the old part

5/5

I bought this for my 95 Town Car and it has a perfect fit and function. Taking out the three 11mm screws is easy. Taking out the plug is as well. There is no need to make any adjustments.

Deborah Gentry

| Nov 19, 2020

It remains possible for me to buy parts for my cars, no matter how old they get

5/5

Getting to the assembly is half the fun when a product ought to be easy to install, with just three bolts and a plug for power.

Dakota Stanton

| Jun 15, 2021

Worked like a charm! The part works well but it doesn't use the same screws as the OEM part

4/5

I visited a hardware store and got the correct screws. I then installed the part using a socket no problems.

Maximilian Lim

| Aug 20, 2020

I found it to be effective

4/5

There were no instructions in the package. Rather than attaching to the lid of the trunk, it attaches to the trunk. In my opinion, you have to remove 3 bolts from the old unit and remove the power plug before you can replace it with the new one. To do all of this, first you have to remove the carpet pins around the work area in order to gain access to the bolts.