A regulator mechanism sold without an electric motor does not supply a motor connector or pin count. The selected Pathfinder R52 offer is a cable-and-rail mechanism only, intended to retain the correct original motor.
Keep that package distinction in view before comparing it with a complete regulator-and-motor offer. A photograph of rails and cables is not evidence that a motor is included.
Confirm front right and the R52 scope
The R52 front-right regulator mechanism is listed for Australian SUVs built 06/2013–04/2021. Right is the driver side on the Australian vehicle. The listed mechanism references are 80720-3KA0A and 80720-3KA0B.
Those references identify the regulator mechanism. They do not supply an electrical specification for an included motor, because no motor comes with this package. The left-front unit is a different selection.
Compare the rail assembly and motor interface
Match the original reference, rail layout, glass carriers, attachment points and motor mounting interface. Use corresponding views so a rotated assembly does not confuse the handedness comparison.
Ask the installer to confirm the original motor’s condition and suitability for the mechanism. “Retain the original motor” is a package requirement, not a diagnosis that the existing motor is sound.
Compare offers on their actual contents
A mechanism-only price and a complete motor-and-regulator price describe different supplies. State clearly which package is required, and have the workshop identify any additional fitting items. Do not assign a guessed two-pin or six-pin specification to the bare mechanism.
The diagnosis should establish whether the fault concerns the motor, mechanism or another part of the window system before the repair parts are selected.
Send the useful comparison views
Provide the VIN, build month, R52 identification, front-right position, original references and accessible photographs of the full mechanism, carriers and motor interface. Use the appropriate vehicle service information for supporting the glass and transferring or fitting components.
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.