Passenger Power Window Motor Citroën C4 9681575880 9222AX

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Electric motor for the right front window regulator for Citroën C4 first series, passenger door

This used electric window motor is a direct-fit replacement for the right front (passenger) door of the Citroën C4 first generation. It carries OEM reference numbers commonly searched by mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, making it easy to locate when looking up part codes 9681575880 or 9222AX. The unit is a 12V DC power window motor designed to work with the vehicle’s original regulator assembly and connector. Ideal for workshops and home mechanics who need a reliable replacement part to restore smooth window operation.

Technical information

Manufacturer: Stellantis / Citroën
Model: Citroën C4 (First Generation) – Passenger Door
Product Codes: 9681575880, 9222AX
Additional Numbers: 9222.AX

Compatibility and Fitment

Fits Citroën C4 first generation (commonly 2004–2010), right front (passenger) door. Check the stamped or printed reference on the old motor (9681575880 / 9222AX / 9222.AX) to confirm match before installation.

Installation Recommendations

Always disconnect the battery before any disassembly to avoid short circuits and prevent damage to electrical components.
Remove the inner door trim carefully, releasing clips and screws without forcing plastic fasteners.
Support the glass in the closed position or secure it with tape to prevent it from dropping when the regulator is released.
Disconnect the electrical connector and unbolt the motor from the regulator. Note the orientation and position of the motor for correct reinstallation.
Install the replacement motor, tighten fasteners to the manufacturer’s torque where available, reconnect the electrical connector, and test window operation before reassembling the door trim.
Use a light application of suitable grease on regulator sliding points; avoid contaminating the motor gearbox or electrical connector.

Why This Part Most Commonly Fails

Wear Of Carbon Brushes And Commutator – Repeated use causes brush wear, reducing motor performance and eventually preventing movement.
Water Ingress And Corrosion – Moisture entering the door can corrode the motor or connector, causing failures or intermittent operation.
Gear Or Worm Wear – Plastic or metal gears in the motor/regulator drive can strip or wear down, producing grinding noises and loss of function.
Regulator Cable Or Slider Failure – Symptoms often attributed to the motor may originate in the regulator mechanism; worn cables or sliders increase load on the motor and accelerate failure.

Quick Fit Tips For Mechanics

If the window is slow or noisy before failure, inspect the regulator mechanism and lubricate sliding points to extend motor life.
When replacing the motor, inspect regulator mounting points and the condition of the glass runner to avoid premature wear of the new motor.
Verify electrical supply and ground at the connector if the new motor does not operate; rule out blown fuses or damaged wiring.