Description
Right rear window regulator mechanism for PEUGEOT 207. Mechanical window winder for the rear door behind the front passenger.
Product Overview
This replacement right rear window regulator is designed for the Peugeot 207 and is identified by OEM references 9650768080 and 9224A7. It is a mechanical window winder mechanism that raises and lowers the glass in the rear passenger-side door. Suitable for professional workshops and experienced DIY mechanics who service Peugeot 207 door assemblies, this part helps restore smooth manual window operation and eliminate rattles or binding caused by worn regulators.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Peugeot 207
- Product Codes: 9650768080, 9224A7
- Other Numbers: 9224A7
Function And Fitment
The regulator assembly converts rotary motion from the window crank into vertical movement of the glass, guiding and supporting the pane inside the door frame. This unit is specified for the right rear (passenger-side rear) door of Peugeot 207 models. When searching, customers often use OEM numbers 9650768080 or 9224A7 to find the correct replacement.
Installation Recommendations
Recommended steps for replacement (for trained technicians or competent DIYers):
- Remove the interior door trim and any moisture barriers to access the regulator area.
- Carefully support or secure the glass in the fully closed position (use tape or a support tool) to prevent it from falling when the regulator is removed.
- Remove the manual crank handle (if present) and detach any linkage or retaining clips connecting the regulator to the glass.
- Unbolt the regulator assembly from the door shell and extract the old unit, taking care not to damage the glass or door wiring.
- Install the new regulator, align the glass in its guide channels, fasten mounting bolts to the correct torque, and reattach linkage/clips.
- Test full travel of the window for smooth operation and correct alignment before refitting the door trim.
- Use appropriate replacement clips/seals where worn and lubricate guide channels with a suitable, non-greasy lubricant to ensure longevity.
Why This Part Most Commonly Fails
Common failure causes for mechanical window regulators include wear of plastic gears and sliders, frayed or snapped cables, broken mounting clips, and corrosion from moisture ingress. Repeated heavy use, forced operation when the window is misaligned, or lack of lubrication accelerates wear. Symptoms include stiff or jerky movement, grinding noises, the glass slipping out of its guide, or the inability to raise or lower the window.
Notes For Mechanics And DIY Repairers
- Check guide channels and glass condition when replacing the regulator; bent guides or damaged glass increase stress on the new part.
- Replace any brittle plastic clips and worn seals during the job to prevent early failure.
- Keep the door interior clean and dry to minimize corrosion risk and extend service life.
- When in doubt about fitment, confirm the OEM numbers 9650768080 or 9224A7 match the vehicle’s part reference.
