Description
Right rear window regulator mechanism for Peugeot 207 vehicles. Mechanical window regulator for the passenger-side rear door.
Product Overview
This genuine used window regulator mechanism is designed for the right rear door of the Peugeot 207. It controls the up-and-down movement of the rear passenger-side window and is a direct replacement for worn or failed regulators. The part number references (9650768080 / 9224A7) are commonly used by mechanics and DIY enthusiasts when searching for a matching unit.
Key Features
- Direct fit for Peugeot 207 passenger-side rear door (right rear).
- Mechanical regulator design for reliable window guidance and tensioning.
- Includes mounting points compatible with original door fittings.
- Ideal replacement when the window binds, drops, or the regulator cables/gears are worn.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Peugeot/Citroën)
- Model: Peugeot 207
- Product Codes: 9650768080, 9224A7
- Additional Numbers: Not specified
Compatibility And Fitment
Fits Peugeot 207 vehicles for the right rear (passenger-side rear) door. Confirm compatibility by matching the product codes 9650768080 or 9224A7 against the unit being replaced. Commonly used in hatchback variants of the 207 range; verify part appearance and mounting points before installation.
How The Part Works
The window regulator converts rotary motion from the hand crank or electric motor into linear motion to raise and lower the window glass. Mechanical regulators use cables, pulleys, or scissor arms to guide the glass along the door channel and maintain proper alignment during travel.
Signs Of Failure
- Window moves unevenly, sticks, or drops down by itself.
- Grinding, clicking, or unusual noises during window operation.
- Window does not respond when operated (free play in mechanism).
- Visible frayed cables, broken plastic guides, or seized components.
Why The Part Most Often Fails
Failure is typically caused by wear of mechanical components: frayed or broken cables, worn gears or guide rollers, and degraded plastic slides. Corrosion and water ingress inside the door accelerate wear, while frequent use and age lead to fatigue of the regulator assembly. Impact damage to the door or window can also bend tracks and overload the mechanism.
Recommended Installation
For safe and correct installation, follow these recommendations:
- Disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting work to avoid accidental window operation and electrical short circuits.
- Use appropriate tools: Torx/Phillips drivers, trim removal tools, socket set and a marker to note glass position.
- Work on a stable surface and support the window glass securely when detaching the regulator to prevent glass drop or breakage.
- Inspect door wiring, connectors and the window motor (if fitted) for damage while the door trim is removed.
- After fitting, test full window travel several times and adjust glass alignment before refitting the door trim.
Basic Replacement Procedure
- Remove interior door trim and protective moisture barrier to access the regulator.
- Disconnect the window switch connector (for electric windows) and any motor wiring.
- Support the window glass in the fully up position using tape or a padded prop.
- Detach the glass from the regulator (usually bolts or clips) and safely secure the glass.
- Remove regulator mounting bolts and extract the old regulator assembly from the door.
- Install the replacement regulator, secure mounting bolts and reconnect the glass to the regulator.
- Reconnect wiring, reconnect the battery and test the window operation through full travel to confirm smooth movement and correct alignment.
- Reassemble the moisture barrier and door trim after final checks.
Notes For Mechanics And DIYers
This part is aimed at professional mechanics and competent DIYers familiar with door disassembly. Keep replacement fasteners and clips in good condition or replace them if damaged. If the window motor shows signs of failure, replace or test the motor concurrently, since a weak motor can shorten the life of a new regulator.
