Hi Durgaprasada! Thank you for sharing your review regarding the window regulator you ordered. We’re sorry to hear about the part not working properly. I have checked with our technical team regarding your inquiry and I was informed that this part does not need any special procedure and is only a plug and play item that should work properly for your vehicle. We have sent you a separate email to better assist you with your concern. Please feel free to respond to our email at your earliest convenience. Thank you.

Hello! I just watched a video in prepping to replace the motor and regulator and at the very end of this video the guy touches on this exact issue. It is apparently the wrong part. The stuttering is caused by a 2 wire vs. 6 wire set up at the motor harness. (I think this is partially because the site says a part for a premium trim level will not work in my 2.5i base model, but somehow the base part will work in the Premium trim level. That seems suspect.) Search Dan the Man garage 2011 Outback regulator.

I wish I knew. I heard rumor you need to reset it with computer but I have not tried. Mine does the same thing, goes down fine but only a bit at time going up. It's a pain

automatic feature needs relearned. fine an article on youtube that explains the steps you need to take. Its very simple

Hi Matthew, Thank you for sending us your review about operation of the window regulator you received. I have sent you an email with a resolution to this concern. Kindly and check your inbox and please respond to the email as soon as you can. Thanks, Jonathan G. Customer Advocate Team

Hi. Not an expert, but I read somewhere that there is away to reset the window. I discovered that when trying to problem solve the issue. I believe you have to hold the button a few seconds when it is all the way up or down, not sure which. Maybe look up “how to reset power window”.

Mine does the exact same thing. I was thinking the switch was bad. Now I am beginning to wonder if the regulator is the issue.

I have had the exact same experience, I like the "best answer" I see, will try and find out if there is a combination of clicks that will help. If you find out anything, would be interested. Gabriel

The safety sensors have to be reseted. Just google your cars make and model. Its real easy should be a combination of clicks with the window switch.

Hi Matthew, I'm glad to assist you. The window regulator could be defective. It should work seamlessly once installed correctly. This has the anti pinch feature. A pressure sensor that detects window motor movement when the glass has stopped moving, even minutely. If this occurs, the window reverses direction and moves downward. If you do not have the anti-pinch function, this is not compatible. But, if you have that feature, this should work fine. If not good. Click and see the link for our return details (https://www.carparts.com/customer/returnpolicy). I hope this helps. Happy shopping.

Hi Matthew, Thank you for sharing this review about the quality of the Window Regulator. We apologize if this has caused you inconvenience. Based on our records, the part will fit a 2012 Subaru Outback 2.5i Premium 4 Cyl 2.5L, with Anti-Pinch. You mentioned that the regulator seems not to function properly. May we know about how you would like us to proceed with this order? Would you like a replacement or a refund? Please reply to the email we sent so we can process the necessary. Thank you.

hope you removed the ties that hold the cables together?

Hi Jason, Thank you for taking the time to share a review about the Window Regulator. We're sorry to hear if the part did not function properly. I have sent you an email to further assist you with your concern. Please check your inbox at your earliest convenience.