The Window Motor 7T is typically located inside the door panel and is connected to the window regulator via a gear mechanism. When the driver activates the window switch, an electrical signal is sent to the motor, causing it to rotate and move the window up or down as desired.

The Window Motor 7T is designed to be durable and long-lasting, but it can wear out or fail over time due to normal wear and tear or other factors such as moisture or debris inside the door panel. If the window motor fails, the window may become stuck in place or may not move smoothly, which can be frustrating for the driver and passengers. In this case, the motor may need to be replaced in order to restore proper functionality to the car's power window system.