Description
Right Front Window Regulator Mechanism For PEUGEOT 308 T7
Motor Can Be Purchased Separately
This right front window regulator mechanism is designed for Peugeot 308 (T7) vehicles and provides reliable control of the right front door glass movement. The unit is a direct-fit replacement for worn or damaged regulators and is commonly searched by part numbers 9658926980, 9675466080 and 9222CV. The motor is not included with the regulator and can be purchased separately if required.
Key Benefits
– Direct-fit replacement for the right front door of Peugeot 308 (T7).
– Restores smooth up-and-down movement of the window glass.
– Improves sealing and reduces wind noise when compared to a worn regulator.
– Searched frequently by OEM numbers 9658926980, 9675466080 and code 9222CV (9222.CV).
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Peugeot / Citroën)
- Model: Peugeot 308 (T7) — Right Front Door
- Product Codes: 9658926980, 9675466080, 9222CV
- Additional Numbers: 9222.CV, 9222CV/9222.CV
Installation Recommendations
Installation should be performed by a trained mechanic or an experienced DIYer. Typical installation steps include:
- Remove the door trim panel and disconnect the window switch wiring harness.
- Peel back the moisture barrier carefully to access the regulator assembly.
- Support the glass, detach it from the regulator carrier, and secure it in the up position.
- Unbolt and remove the old regulator from the door shell; disconnect any electrical connectors if the motor is attached.
- Install the new regulator, align the glass in the guides, tighten fasteners to manufacturer torque, and reconnect wiring.
- Test full travel of the window before reassembling the door trim. Lubricate guide rails and check drainage channels to prevent water ingress.
Note: Motor sold separately—ensure the motor you fit matches the regulator mounting and electrical connector. Always follow vehicle manufacturer procedures and safety precautions when working on the door assembly.
Most Common Failure Reasons
Window regulators typically fail due to mechanical wear and environmental factors. The most frequent causes are:
- Worn cables, frayed or snapped due to repeated cycles.
- Broken or cracked plastic guides and carriers that no longer hold the glass securely.
- Corrosion or water ingress in the door cavity causing seized components.
- Excessive lateral play or misaligned glass causing binding and premature wear.
- Motor failure (if motor is integrated) — note that the motor for this unit is available separately.
Notes for Professionals and DIYers
This regulator is ideal for workshop repairs and home maintenance where parts are commonly searched by OEM numbers. When replacing the regulator, inspect the window run channels, seals and drainage paths; addressing these will extend the life of the new regulator and improve window operation.
