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2Pcs Sunroof Moon Roof Motor Right & Left for 2011-2017 Ford Explorer BB5Z15790A

2Pcs Sunroof Moon Roof Motor Right & Left for 2011-2017 Ford Explorer BB5Z15790A

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Sunroof Moon Roof Motor Right & Left for Ford

This pair of sunroof moon roof motors replaces OEM reference BB5Z15790A and drives the panel open and closed on both the right and left side of the assembly.

Overview

These sunroof moon roof motors restore powered operation to a stuck or slow-moving roof panel. Each unit in the pair is built to match the original mounting points and connector, making the sunroof moon roof motor a direct fit replacement for a failed factory unit. Ideal for owners of the 2011-2017 Ford Explorer who want working tilt and slide function again.

Built For Performance

  • Paired left and right motors cover both drive sides of the roof assembly
  • Housing and mounting tabs shaped to match the factory mounting points
  • Electrical connector matched to the original harness plug
  • Geared drive output sized for the roof panel track
  • Sealed motor body resists dust and moisture intrusion

Fits These Machines

  • for Ford Explorer 2011
  • for Ford Explorer 2012
  • for Ford Explorer 2013
  • for Ford Explorer 2014
  • for Ford Explorer 2015
  • for Ford Explorer 2016
  • for Ford Explorer 2017

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a motor that no longer moves the roof panel
  • Repairing a slow or binding tilt and slide function
  • Servicing the roof assembly after a track or cable failure
  • Restoring power roof operation on a used vehicle

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) BB5Z15790A
Position Right and Left
Quantity 2 Pieces
Type Sunroof Moon Roof Motor

Good To Know

Q: Will these motors need any programming after install? A: No programming is typically required, though the roof panel may need to be re-initialized through the vehicle's normal calibration procedure so it learns the full open and closed positions.

Q: How do I know if the motor is the fault and not the track? A: If the roof is silent when the switch is pressed, the motor is usually the cause, while grinding or uneven movement often points to a damaged track or cable instead.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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