Description
Right front window regulator motor for Peugeot 307 from 2005
Folding mirrors for the vehicle, passenger side
!!!!! Does not fit the CC convertible model !!!!!
This electric window motor is a direct replacement for the right front (passenger side) window of Peugeot 307 models from the 2005 facelift generation. Designed for workshop use and DIY repairs, it restores reliable lifting and lowering of the window glass. Commonly searched by OEM numbers, it is a practical spare part for technicians and car owners who service their own vehicles.
Key Features
High-torque electric motor for front right window regulator. Smooth start/stop operation, compatible with the original regulator mounting and electrical connector used on many Peugeot/Citroën applications of the period. Supplied as a complete motor unit ready for mechanical installation and electrical connection.
Benefits for Mechanics and DIYers
- Direct fit for quick replacement — reduces workshop time.
- OEM cross-reference numbers listed for easy identification.
- Restores correct window travel and eliminates intermittent movement or complete failure.
- Ideal when the motor is noisy, slow, or fails to move the glass despite an intact regulator.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 307 (facelift from 2005), Front Right / Passenger Side — Does Not Fit CC Convertible
- Product Codes: 9649911280, 9681587380
- Additional Numbers: 9222CG, 9222S5
How To Replace
- Disconnect the vehicle battery before starting work to avoid short circuits and accidental operation.
- Remove the door trim panel and any clips securing the inner insulation/vapor barrier.
- Disconnect the electrical connector from the window motor and lower the glass to access mounting bolts (support the glass to prevent dropping).
- Unbolt the motor from the regulator and remove the unit together with any attached gear assembly if applicable.
- Install the replacement motor: align the motor to the regulator, secure bolts to the specified torque and reconnect the electrical plug.
- Test the window function (up/down travel) before refitting the door trim, then reassemble in reverse order.
Installation Recommendations
- Use appropriate trim tools to avoid damaging clips and door panels.
- Support the glass during removal and installation to prevent chipping or dropping.
- Check the regulator mechanism for worn sliders, frayed cables or bent tracks — replacing the motor alone may not solve problems caused by a damaged regulator.
- After installation, cycle the window several times to confirm smooth operation and to detect any binding or noise.
- If the door has water ingress history, inspect and reseal the vapor barrier to protect the new motor.
Most Common Failure Causes
- Wear of internal carbon brushes and commutator leading to reduced torque or intermittent operation.
- Water ingress and corrosion of electrical contacts or gearing — especially if door seals or drainage are blocked.
- Mechanical wear of the regulator (cables, sliders or guides) causing excessive load on the motor and premature failure.
- Obstructions in the window track or repeated hard stops (slammed door, ice) that overload the motor.
- Age and cumulative use — in typical service conditions motors often fail after many years of frequent operation (varies with usage and environment).
Symptoms Indicating Motor Failure
- Window does not move when switch is operated, but other windows work.
- Intermittent movement or slow operation of the window.
- Grinding or whining noises from inside the door when attempting to operate the window.
- Window moves only in one direction or stops partway.
Part numbers and cross-references are included above to help you locate the correct replacement quickly. This unit is intended for the front right/passenger side of Peugeot 307 models from the 2005 facelift; it is not compatible with the CC convertible variant.
