Description
Electric window regulator mechanism for the right rear window for Citroën C4 Picasso and Grand. With electric motor. Passenger side.
High-quality replacement electric window regulator designed for the right rear (passenger side) of Citroën C4 Picasso and Grand models. Supplied with electric motor and intended for professional fitment by mechanics or experienced DIYers. The unit restores smooth and reliable window travel, eliminates rattles and slow or stuck windows, and is commonly searched by its product code 9224C5. Ideal when the original mechanism shows signs of wear, broken sliders, frayed cables, or motor failure.
Key Features
- Complete regulator mechanism including electric motor for direct replacement.
- Designed for right rear (passenger side) installation in Citroën C4 Picasso and Grand vehicles.
- OE-Referenced Part Number: 9224C5 — commonly used keyword for fast search and fitment checks.
- Restores factory functionality: smooth up/down travel, reliable switch response and reduced noise.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën/Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C4 Picasso, Citroën C4 Grand Picasso
- Product Codes: 9224C5
- Additional Numbers: Not Available
Compatibility And Fitment
Intended for the right rear (passenger side) window of Citroën C4 Picasso and C4 Grand Picasso. Often searched and identified using the product code 9224C5. Suitable for vehicles using an electric regulator with motor mounted as a single assembly. Verify physical match with the removed unit before installation.
Installation Recommendations
- Always disconnect the battery before starting work on electrical components to avoid short circuits and accidental operation.
- Remove the door trim carefully, taking care with plastic clips and wiring harnesses. Keep fasteners and clips organized for reassembly.
- Support the glass in the closed position (use tape or a support tool) before unbolting the regulator from the window glass.
- Disconnect the motor electrical connector, unbolt the regulator and motor assembly, and remove the old unit from the door cavity.
- Fit the new regulator and motor, secure mounting points, reconnect the motor connector and temporarily reconnect the battery to test operation and glass alignment.
- Adjust window alignment so that it seals correctly in the frame and moves freely through the full travel without binding. Test several up/down cycles before final reassembly.
- Replace worn plastic clips, guide channels or drainage seals as necessary. Apply light lubrication to rails if specified by manufacturer.
- Reinstall door trim only after confirming correct operation and that no abnormal noise or binding occurs.
Why This Part Fails
- Motor Wear: Repeated use, heat and age can cause motor brushes or gear wear, resulting in slow or non-functioning movement.
- Cable Or Slider Failure: Frayed cables or broken plastic sliders are common causes of jammed or uneven window travel.
- Corrosion And Water Ingress: Moisture entering the door can corrode metal components and seize moving parts.
- Mechanical Damage: Impact, forced manual operation or misalignment of the glass can overload and break internal parts.
- Lack Of Maintenance: Dirt in guide channels and dried lubrication increase friction and accelerate wear.
Tip For Mechanics And DIYers
Inspect guide channels, seals and door drainage while the door trim is removed. Replace brittle clips and lubricate sliders with suitable grease. Test the full travel of the window before final reassembly. Keep the original part number 9224C5 handy when ordering or cross-referencing replacements for faster identification.
