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I have been quoted by a local Renault Main Dealer Service Centre £219.66 including VAT for the reaplcement part (Window regulator/motor). According to the Renault Service Centre, the regulator and motor are a single part.

Renault Part number: 8201010933 £219.66 inc VAT.

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b247/k993802/regulator3.jpg OK, so is this the motor that is knackered or the regulator with the motor being the silver metal bit in the photo above. Does anyone know? I kinda need some help in identifying what it what... Thanks loads for your help ChrisM!

Ah-ha! the culpret!



hmmm - now what? i think i need to find a regulator...!!

Horrah!! I've removed the window assembly! Its incredible the difference a bit of daylight can make! I was expecting to see a whole load of frayed, rusted and broken wire, however all of the wire and connectors appear to be intact. So it must be the regulator unit that guides the wire that the motor...

ok, its too dark to do anything else tonight. I have however, managed to disengage the regulator wire that was stopping the window from fully closing [and then needing 10 mins of up&down playing with the window switch while pulling the glass up!] so at least I can use my roof without needing to ...

christ! Its a bit serious under that panel! Just disconnected the speaker and elec window switch.

ah-ha! Having resorted to pliers, I can confirm that the inner screw bit of each of the 3 black plastic plugs must be screwed out be about half an inch before the whole plug can be removed! Neighbours have just come round for a laugh at me and my car that is now in bits! Anywayback plugs out. Gettin...

oh arse, I just can't get the three plastic panel retaining screws off! The ones you turn with a flat head then pull - just not coming out!! Pretty annoying, buti'll persist!

ok, wow, thanks for the detailed instructions!

So i'm currently stood in my car feeling very proud that i've managed to remove the seat base. Step 1 complete!

It seems to have gone very cloudy here, hope it doesn't rain! Lol

Thank ChrisM - great reply! I'm sure many others will find that step by step very helpful! Here's the post that was on another forum - no where near as complete as ChrisM's, but I said i'd post it so here it is! "A long one for you here, you need to take the rear seats out first. There are 2 co...

afternoon all! I am also in a position where my regulator needs replacing. I put the roof back up, then all windows up and just as they had all raised the read left window made a loud bang noise - subsequent attempts to move the window resulted in tangled/spinning cable noises. so, I need a new regu...

I'd imagine it is all down to design. For quite a few years the Porsche 911 has had the ability to drop its roof at up to 30mph (pretty coll when you think about it). Its entirely possible that the Peugeot cc may have been designed to permit the roof being dropped at 20mph. All I know about my 04 Me...