Review the questions below alongside the page information. Keep the original part reference, agreed specification and any project-specific requirements with your inquiry.
Identify the function and the complete motor or assembly reference, including its revision. Provide the original brush number and holder photos. Wiper, window-lift and seat-adjustment motors should remain separate order lines unless a verified cross-reference links them.
Clarify whether you mean a window-lift mechanism or an alternator voltage-regulator and brush-holder assembly. These names refer to different components. Send the actual assembly drawing and part number rather than selecting a brush from the word regulator alone.
Identify the motor's original brush and holder arrangement and include its reversing duty in the specification. Match the complete assembly, including connection and contact geometry. A brush that fits physically is not automatically approved for another motor.
No such capability is implied. Follow the vehicle maker's operating and service instructions and have a malfunctioning system diagnosed. A brush should be selected to its approved motor specification, not as a way to force an obstructed wiper mechanism.
Do not infer an ingress-protection rating from the brush material. Protection is assessed for the specified assembly and its installation. If moisture exposure is relevant, identify the approved enclosure and assembly requirements and request the supporting evidence.
List each motor or assembly reference and its revision separately, with the brush reference and quantity. Label the corresponding holder photos or drawings. Keep window mechanisms, wiper motors and alternator-regulator assemblies distinct unless an approved cross-reference confirms the requested parts.