Description
Window regulator mechanism for the right rear window for PEUGEOT 308 T7. Motor can be purchased separately.
High-quality right rear window regulator designed for Peugeot 308 (T7) vehicles — ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics. This replacement mechanism restores smooth, reliable operation of the rear passenger window and is commonly searched by part numbers 9680973680 and 9224E9. The unit is supplied without the motor, which can be bought separately if required. Built for direct fitment in the door assembly, it offers durable guidance for the glass and helps eliminate rattles, misalignment and intermittent movement.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 308 (T7)
- Product Codes: 9680973680, 9224E9
- Other Numbers: 9224000000000 (reference tag)
Compatibility
Designed specifically for the right rear door of the Peugeot 308 T7. Confirm fitment by matching the part numbers (9680973680 / 9224E9) with the existing regulator before installation.
Installation Recommendations
- Disconnect the battery before starting work to avoid accidental operation of the window motor and to protect vehicle electronics.
- Remove the interior door trim and moisture barrier carefully to access the regulator assembly; keep fasteners and clips organized.
- If the motor is reused, unplug the electrical connector and remove the old motor; a new motor can be fitted separately if needed.
- Transfer any required brackets, spacers or mounting clips from the old unit to the new regulator if they are not supplied.
- Lubricate guide rails and sliding points with a light, long-lasting grease compatible with window mechanisms to reduce wear and noise.
- After mounting the regulator and reconnecting the motor and wiring, test full travel of the window before refitting the door trim; check for smooth motion and correct alignment.
- Tighten mounting bolts to manufacturer recommended torque and ensure all electrical connectors are dry and free of corrosion.
Why The Part Fails Most Often
- Mechanical Wear: Plastic drums, sliders or nylon guides can wear or break over time from repeated use.
- Cable Failure: Frayed or snapped cables (in cable-driven regulators) lead to loss of movement or uneven operation.
- Corrosion and Water Ingress: Moisture inside the door can corrode metal components or seize sliding parts, especially in older vehicles.
- Motor Issues: Although the regulator is the mechanical assembly, motor failure (sold separately) will present as no movement or intermittent function.
- Misalignment Or Impact Damage: Door impacts or improper installation can bend tracks or displace mounting points, causing binding and accelerated wear.
Practical Tips
When replacing the regulator, consider inspecting or replacing the motor and connectors if they show signs of wear or corrosion. Always test the complete window operation several times after installation to ensure correct seating of the glass and smooth travel. Proper lubrication and clean mounting surfaces significantly extend service life.
