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Originally Posted by WarrenB
This is probably too late to help you, but I wanted to pass on the information anyway.
I replaced the drivers side rear vent motor last weekend and it was pretty easy.
1. remove bottom trim - snaps
2. remove top trim - snaps
3. remove side trim covering vent motor. snaps + 3 screws
4. unplug connector - two wire - direction is controlled by polarity from front door switch. I had tested before and knew was getting voltage at this connector, so I bought new motor from dealer, about $70/
5. replace motor. two bolts. actuator assembly sides off motor so don't need to do anything to window.
Warren B.
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I imagine this would be the same for the passenger side vent, that's the one that doesn't work for me. About how much $ did you spend on the motor?