Restore smooth, reliable window operation with this direct-fit electric motor designed for the right front (passenger) door of the first-generation Citroën C4. Ideal for professional workshops and experienced DIYers, this motor matches original equipment fit and mounting points to make replacement straightforward. Commonly searched by OEM numbers 9647442180 and 9222AV, it is an essential spare for vehicles with slow, stuck, or noisy window movement.

Key Features

– Direct-fit electric window motor for right front door
– OEM Reference Numbers: 9647442180, 9222AV
– Restores factory-like window travel and torque
– Suitable for mechanics and competent DIY installers looking for a reliable replacement part

Compatibility

This motor is intended for Citroën C4 first generation models (commonly 2004–2010) for the passenger (right front) door. Verify the OEM reference numbers (9647442180, 9222AV) against the part being replaced to ensure fitment. This unit is typically used on the hatchback/saloon body styles of the first-series C4.

How The Part Functions

The electric window motor drives the regulator mechanism that raises and lowers the glass. It converts electrical power from the window switch into rotational torque, which is translated by gears or a cable mechanism into linear motion of the window. Smooth meshing of gears and intact electrical connections are essential for consistent operation.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Citroën (Stellantis)
• Model: Citroën C4 First Generation
• Product Codes: 9647442180
• Other Numbers: 9222AV

Installation Recommendations

Replacement requires intermediate mechanical skill and basic electrical knowledge. Recommended steps:

• Disconnect the vehicle battery before beginning work to avoid short circuits and accidental operation.
• Remove the interior door trim and protective moisture barrier carefully to access the regulator and motor.
• Disconnect the motor electrical connector and unbolt the motor from the regulator assembly.
• If the regulator is intact, remove the failing motor only; if the regulator shows wear or damage, replace the complete regulator assembly.
• Before full reassembly, reconnect the battery briefly to test motor operation and window alignment. Refit the moisture barrier and door trim once functionality is confirmed.
• Lubricate regulator tracks and check glass alignment to prevent premature wear.

For optimal results, perform installation in a clean, dry environment and use appropriate trim tools to avoid damaging panels. If uncertain, have the replacement performed by a qualified technician.

Reason For Failure

Window motors typically fail due to mechanical wear or electrical issues. Common causes include worn brushes or commutator, stripped or damaged gears, water ingress and corrosion inside the motor or connector, excessive load from a failing regulator or seized tracks, and connector/wiring faults. Dirt and moisture in the door cavity accelerate deterioration, while heavy use over many years leads to normal wear.

Why Choose This Part

With correct OEM references and direct-fit mounting, this motor offers a practical and cost-effective solution to restore window functionality on Citroën C4 first-generation passenger doors. Replacing a failing motor prevents further damage to the regulator and improves vehicle comfort and safety.

Order now to get the correct right-front window motor (OEM 9647442180 / 9222AV) and bring your Citroën C4 window back to reliable operation.

This used electric window motor is designed for the right front (passenger) door of the Citroën C4 first generation. Ideal for professional workshops and skilled DIY mechanics, the unit restores smooth and reliable operation of the window regulator assembly. Commonly searched by part numbers 9647441380 and 9222AV, this motor is a direct-fit replacement when the original drive has worn out or failed.

Key Features and Function

The motor converts electrical input into rotational force to drive the window regulator mechanism, allowing the glass to move up and down. Built to work with the door regulator and mounting bracket, it contains a small electric motor, gearbox and mounting flange. The motor engages with the regulator gears or cable drum depending on the regulator type.

When And Why Replace It

Typical symptoms of a failing window motor include slow or intermittent window movement, grinding or clicking noises, complete loss of movement on the affected window, or the window stopping in random positions. Motors usually fail due to worn commutator brushes, gearbox wear, contamination from moisture and corrosion, or excessive mechanical load caused by a stiff regulator or damaged window tracks.

Replacement Procedure (Overview)

Replacement requires moderate mechanical skill and basic tools. Recommended steps:

• Disconnect the vehicle battery before starting to avoid short circuits and accidental motor operation.
• Remove the interior door trim and any moisture barriers carefully to access the regulator and motor.
• Support or lower the glass to detach it from the regulator (mark position for reassembly).
• Unbolt the motor from the regulator and disconnect the electrical connector.
• Install the replacement motor, reconnect wiring, and test window operation before reassembling the door trim.
• Reinstall the door trim and final-check the window travel and sealing.

Professional tools such as a trim removal set and a multimeter for checking power at the connector are useful. Always follow safe working practices when handling glass and electrical components.

Maintenance Tips

To prolong service life, keep window tracks clean and lightly lubricated with appropriate plastic-compatible grease, avoid forcing the window when obstructed, and repair any regulator binding early. Protect the door interior from water ingress to reduce corrosion risk.

Technical Information

Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën)
Model: Citroën C4 First Series (Right Front / Passenger Door)
Product Codes: 9647441380, 9222AV
Other Numbers: 9222AV | 9647441380

Installation Recommendations

Always disconnect the battery before starting work. Verify the connector pins and wiring for corrosion or damage. Test the new motor electrically before final reassembly and adjust the regulator mounting so the window moves smoothly through its full travel. If the regulator shows excessive wear or the window binding persists, replace the regulator assembly together with the motor for long-term reliability.

Most Common Failure Causes

Failure usually results from worn brushes or armature wear inside the motor, gearbox tooth wear, water or dirt ingress causing corrosion, and mechanical overload due to seized tracks or a damaged regulator. Frequent short trips with partial window movement and exposure to moisture accelerate deterioration.

This electric window motor is designed for the right front (passenger) door of the first‑generation Citroën C4. Ideal for professional garages and DIY mechanics who need a reliable replacement motor identified frequently by part numbers 9681574880 and 9222AV. The unit drives the window regulator gear to raise and lower the glass smoothly, restoring normal window operation and passenger comfort.

Features And Benefits

• Direct fit for Citroën C4 first generation passenger front door (OE part references 9681574880, 9222AV).
• Restores full window function: up/down control, anti‑pinch systems remain dependent on vehicle wiring and regulator condition.
• Easy replacement process suitable for experienced DIY mechanics and professional workshops.
• Often searched and ordered by OEM part numbers — improves chances of fast identification in catalogues.

Technical Information

• Manufacturer: Citroën (Stellantis)
• Model: Citroën C4 (First Generation, Passenger/Right Front Door)
• Product Codes: 9681574880, 9222AV
• Additional Numbers: 9222AV | 9681574880 (common search tags)

Compatibility And Notes

Intended primarily for Citroën C4 first series (commonly 2004–2010 model years). Compatibility is typically checked by matching the part number; confirm that the motor shape, mounting holes and electrical connector match your vehicle before installation.

Installation Recommendations

Always follow safety procedures and the vehicle manufacturer’s removal/installation sequence. Key steps (overview):

• Disconnect the battery before starting work to avoid short circuits and to protect vehicle electronics.
• Remove inner door trim and moisture barrier to access the regulator and motor.
• Disconnect the motor electrical connector and unbolt the motor from the regulator assembly.
• If motor and regulator are separate, fit the new motor to the regulator ensuring correct gear engagement; if integral, replace the assembly as required.
• Reconnect the electrical connector, temporarily reconnect battery to test window operation, then reassemble door trim.

Recommended tools: Torx/Spline sockets, trim removal tools, multimeter for electrical checks and a small amount of appropriate grease on regulator gears if needed. Always tighten fasteners to manufacturer torque where specified.

Why This Part Most Commonly Fails

• Water ingress and corrosion inside the motor or connector leading to electrical faults or seized gears.
• Wear of carbon brushes and commutator from prolonged use, causing intermittent operation or total failure.
• Mechanical overload when the window regulator or cables are damaged, bent, or binding — this increases motor strain and accelerates failure.
• Contaminants and debris in the regulator track that cause the motor to work harder and overheat.

Common Symptoms Of A Faulty Window Motor

• Window moves slowly or with grinding/noisy operation.
• Intermittent movement or stops responding in one direction.
• Complete lack of movement from the affected door while other windows operate normally.
• Fuses or relays blowing when trying to operate the window (indicates short or motor drawing excess current).

This replacement part is practical for mechanics and skilled DIYers familiar with door trim removal and basic electrical checks. Matching the part number (9681574880 / 9222AV) greatly speeds up locating the correct unit for repair jobs and reduces downtime in the workshop.