A Camry window-regulator enquiry needs more than the model name. The selected package is the ACV36 sedan front-left regulator with motor, within 08/2002–08/2006, using the pictured two-pin black oval connector.
Front left is the passenger door on the Australian vehicle. A rear-door unit, right-front unit, six-pin motor version or regulator supplied without a motor is a different selection.
Keep the reference with the complete package
The ACV36 front-left regulator and motor uses reference 69802-33060. Confirm the actual build month, sedan and ACV36 identification, original reference and door position.
The stated range does not establish later ACV40 fitment. A nearby registration year or a broad Camry search result should not remove the generation check.
Compare the complete scissor assembly

Check the scissor arms, sector gear, motor, rail and mounting points as one configuration. Use a complete view before comparing the connector close-up, so the plug can be tied to the correct assembly.
Match the two contacts and connector keying against the original. The black oval description helps identify the pictured version, but colour alone does not prove compatibility or provide an electrical test method.
Know which door parts are excluded
The selected offer includes the regulator and motor. Glass, door trim, window switch, rivets and installation hardware are not included. Have the installer determine any additional requirements after identifying the actual fault.
A motor-only or mechanism-only price is not the same package comparison. Keep the supplied contents explicit instead of assuming every item visible inside the vehicle door arrives with the replacement.
Prepare a useful fitment enquiry
Send the VIN, build month, chassis code, door position, original reference and accessible photographs of the full assembly, mounts and connector. Identify any feature that differs. The workshop should diagnose the complaint separately and follow the appropriate procedure for supporting the glass and working inside the door.
Prepared from application records and the linked product photographs. The featured workshop scene is an AI-generated editorial illustration. Information reviewed on 3 November 2026.
