Window Lift Regulators
VXPRO Window Lift Regulators are precision-engineered for a perfect fit and smooth, quiet window operation. Designed to match OE quality, our regulators restore original performance whether you’re repairing a manual or electric window system. With robust construction and high-grade materials, they deliver long-term durability in daily-use conditions.
Every VXPRO regulator is backed by a 5-year warranty and supported by TechASSIST and StockASSIST, giving garages and bodyshops the confidence to deliver lasting repairs that protect margin and customer satisfaction.
Window Lift Regulators are notoriously difficult to stock due to their large sizes and higher costs. Our StockASSIST system uses car parc data and real-world demand to help stockists carry the most relevant, high-turnover references.
Here are 10 of our top-selling window lift regulator references in the UK:
ER4703
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4703
Replaces:
8V4839461
Applications:
Audi
A3, RS3, S3
ER4246
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4246
Replaces:
1K4837462A, 1K4837462B
Applications:
Volkswagen
Golf
ER4010
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4010
Replaces:
8P4837462B, 8P4837462C
Applications:
Audi
A3, RS3, S3
ER4892
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4892
Replaces:
51337292120
Applications:
BMW
1 Series, 2 Series
ER4266
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4266
Replaces:
6R3837462A, 6R3837462L
Applications:
Volkswagen
Polo
ER4258
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4258
Replaces:
3C1837462F
Applications:
Volkswagen
Passat
ER4245
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4245
Replaces:
1K4837461A, 1K4837461B
Applications:
Volkswagen
Golf
ER4006
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4006
Replaces:
8E0837462B, 8E0837462C
Applications:
x
ER4206
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4206
Replaces:
1Z1837462
Applications:
Audi
A4, RS4, S4
Seat
Exeo
ER4700
VXPRO Window Lift Regulator
ER4700
Replaces:
8T0837462C, 8T0837462D
Applications:
Audi
A5, RS5, S5
Common causes of regulator failure include:
Frayed or broken cables in cable-driven systems
Worn or broken plastic guides or pulleys
Bent or misaligned arms in scissor-type regulators
Motor failure due to strain from stiff or damaged mechanisms
Water ingress or corrosion inside the door panel
Slow or jerky window movement
Grinding, clicking, or squealing noises from inside the door
Window dropping unexpectedly or unable to stay in position
Window stuck fully up or down despite motor operation
Visible glass misalignment in the door frame
Disconnect the battery before starting work to avoid accidental motor operation
Inspect the window motor and wiring while the regulator is removed
Clean and lubricate all moving parts and guides before fitting the new regulator
Test operation before reassembling the door panel
Check alignment and sealing to prevent wind noise or water leaks
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