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In the middle of the Solara power window system, Toyota Solara Window Motor harmonizes convenience and sportiness that characterizes the coupe. The Toyota Solara is a vehicle that drivers are in awe of due to its smooth appearance, comfortable interior, and competent nature in handling their daily commute especially as they feel their travels are more of recreational outings. The Solara has a competent but approachable personality due to responsive steering, a properly adjusted suspension and considerate interior touches that are sure to command attention on the road. Due to durability, Toyota owners complain that their car will serve long without much ado and that the real parts are compatible when they require some service. The special Solara Window Motor by Toyota is designed to transfer electrical power into motion which is smooth up and down and each glass panel moves smoothly and safely. This small Window Motor is directly connected with the regulator, acts immediately upon the switch, and eliminates hand strain besides being a touch of modern luxury. Secure casings and accurate gears epitomize the Toyota quality standards and thus the Window Motor continues to run even after years of commuting to work and seasonal changes in temperature. Noise or slowness, should it arise, is easily replaced by changing the Window Motor, and factory feel is restored. It can be easily installed, first of all, one needs to disconnect the battery, then detach the door trim, unbolt the old unit, screw on the new one, reconnect the wiring, test, and refit panels.