2002 Ford Explorer window regulator

The passenger right rear window regulator has failed. The cable was severely gnarled up and appeared not to be exiting the motor in the correct place. I removed the motor and cable assembly and would like detailed instructions (as much as possible) on how to fit a new regulator (purchased from my local Ford dealer). Photographs and individual instructions would be most helpful. Many thanks in advance.

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Thanks for the response. However, your response suggests you believe I have a 'scissors' type regulator rather than the one I found when I took the panel off the door. My regulator is a slightly curved piece of metal with two wheels on it (one at each end to guide the cable) and a motor attached. I managed to extract the old motor and mashed up cable but now see that the window is glued to a piece of metal which itself seems to have a pin attaching it to a metal plate that forms part of a sliding attachment to the curved metal assembly. The only solution I can see is to drill out the pin to remove the metal assembly from the window and the re-attach the new regulator via a small bolt and locking nut through the hole where the pin used to reside. Is this a viable repair solution? Any 'gotcha's' with this approach?