Description
Window regulator mechanism for the left rear window for Citroën C5 2001–2007. Rear door on the driver’s side.
Direct-fit replacement window regulator designed for the left rear door of Citroën C5 (2001–2007). Ideal for professional workshops and DIY mechanics who demand reliable operation and easy installation. The mechanism restores smooth window travel, eliminates rattles and binding, and is compatible with the original mounting points to ensure correct alignment and sealing. Common search terms: “left rear window regulator Citroën C5”, “rear door window regulator 922364”, “window regulator mechanism C5 01-07”.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën
- Model: Citroën C5 (2001–2007) — Left Rear Door
- Product Codes: 922364
- Other Numbers: 922364 NFP
Function And Common Failure Causes
The window regulator is the mechanical assembly that raises and lowers the rear window glass. It transfers motion from the window motor (if integrated) or from the manual actuation to the glass via cables, guides and rollers. Over time the regulator can fail due to:
- Cable Wear Or Fraying Causing Loss Of Smooth Movement
- Plastic Roller Or Slider Breakage Resulting In Grinding Or Free Play
- Motor Burnout Or Electrical Faults (If Motorized)
- Corrosion And Water Ingress Leading To Seizure
- Deformed Guides Or Misalignment Caused By Impacts Or Forced Operation
How To Replace
Replacement is straightforward for a competent mechanic. Typical procedure:
- Remove Inner Door Trim To Access The Regulator Assembly.
- Support The Glass Securely (Tape Or A Helper) And Disconnect Any Electrical Connectors.
- Detach The Window From The Regulator And Carefully Lift The Glass Into The Up Position.
- Unbolt And Remove The Old Regulator Assembly From The Door Shell.
- Install The New Regulator, Reattach The Glass, Reconnect Electrical Connectors And Check Alignment.
- Test Full Window Travel Before Reassembling Door Trim.
Installation Recommendations
- Always Disconnect The Battery Before Starting Work To Prevent Electrical Short Circuits.
- Support The Glass Securely During Removal And Installation To Avoid Breakage.
- Follow Manufacturer Mounting Points And Torque Values Where Specified.
- Inspect Door Channels, Seals And Drainage Holes; Clear Any Debris To Prevent Water Ingress.
- Test Window Operation Several Times After Installation To Ensure Smooth Travel And Proper Sealing.
Why This Part Fails And Maintenance Tips
Regulators most commonly fail from wear of moving parts and contamination by moisture and dirt. Regularly operate and inspect windows, keep door seals in good condition, and ensure drainage channels remain clear to extend regulator life. Avoid forcing a stuck window, as this often leads to broken sliders or stretched cables.
