A-Premium Sunroof Moon Roof Motor Compatible with Ford Explorer 2011-2017 Sport Utility BB5Z15790A Left or Right

My sunroof stop working after water got into it , so i bought this , it worked but only the open close feature.. so i moved the motor for the sunshade to the sunroof and this one we put it to replace the sunshade motor , worked out everything works now i did had to reprogram the motor after install

Just buy it and save your money and don’t spend the $300 on a motor craft one.My issue was window was stuck in open positionI had to take alligator clamps from the battery to the 2 prongs on the motor of my existing one to get the window in the tilt position …. The board was fried on the existing “damaged” oneAfter that took the existing motor off. Put this new one on and did the sequence of-open driver door-start car-turn car off within 2-3 seconds of starting-start car again-press and let off “tilt”-press and hold tilt indefinitely until the window goes through the whole open close process then you’re good.There should be a instruction on how to program thisWatch videos on you tube… “figure it Out”

Out of the box, this would not work at all. It appears their cast is worn and the tolerances are not correct. You will likely need to open up the guides pictured or it binds and wouldn't move at the appropriate speed. The motor is weak as well. I ended up taking the electronics from this one and mounting it to the old OE motor as it was still operational and only failed due to the notorious clogged sunroof drains corroding the electronics. Also, it will not accept the command to initialize. The differences in the board are obvious. due to this, it will not work as a glass motor but it seems to work as a shade motor. Luckily, my shade motor was still fully operational so I used that for the glass motor and used this Chinese garbage for the shade motor. I made sure to initialize the shade before switching the motors, then initialized the glass after the switch and one touch features work on both motors now. Due to these issues, it is a 1 star ratingPlease heed this warning:I spent 4 hours sorting through, what should have been a 45 minute job. The money I saved not purchasing a more reputable part, we're spent in years taken off my life over this headache. Go buy the AutoZone/O'Reilly/napa/OE part instead.

Bought a used Ford Explorer, sunroof didn’t work (Note: shade portion did). Read the reviews, rolled the dice, and well, ran into same issue -Tilt didn’t work. Which I am 100% fine with, because i feel like that feature was made for smokers or passing gas. It opens and closes no problem. Job took about 45-60 min. from start to finish. Beats paying $300 for OEM. You got this.

Well the cheap replacement motor runs; however, using the original ford controller it doesn’t tilt and function like the OEM motor. Pressing the tilt just operates like the slide button. It at least it opens and closes. I will buy the Ford motor soon. Lesson learned on going cheap.

The sunroof motor for my 2016 Ford Explorer was perfect and it didn't take no time to install. Shipping was a success and the price was absolutely amazing compared to the $218 O'Reilly was trying to charge me and would take 4 days to receive.

Replaced sunroof motor in 2013 Ford Explorer. So far so good!!

exactly what was need from my 2016 ford explorer.