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Used window motors vary between vehicles - and whether you call it used, second hand or a replacement, matching the right one matters. These are the details breakers need to match the right part to your car - our request form asks them so you only hear from suppliers with the correct part:
The Vauxhall Rascal, produced from 1986 to 1990 as a van and minibus based on the Bedford CF2/Opel platform, was a basic light commercial vehicle that was not fitted with electric window motors as standard on any variant — all windows were manually operated. If you think your vehicle has electric windows, it may have had an aftermarket conversion fitted by a previous owner, in which case the motor will be a generic aftermarket unit rather than a Rascal-specific part. You are unlikely to find a Rascal window motor listed by a breaker because no such factory-fitted part exists.
It is possible that a previous owner installed an aftermarket electric window conversion, which was a common modification on vans of this era. If that is the case, the motor will not be a Vauxhall Rascal part number — it will be a universal or third-party unit, and you would need to identify the brand or part number from the existing motor itself. A breaker specialising in Rascals will not hold this as a stock item, so searching for a generic 12V universal window motor kit would be a more productive route.
Because the Rascal uses manual winding windows, the components you are most likely to need are the window winder handle, the window regulator mechanism, or the window channel and glass run rubbers — all of which can wear or seize on a vehicle of this age. UK breakers breaking Rascals or the closely related Bedford CF2 may hold these mechanical parts. Searching for a window regulator or winder mechanism rather than a window motor will give you far better results.
No — across the full Rascal range, which included panel van, window van, minibus, and high-roof body styles, electric windows were not offered as a factory option or trim-level feature. The Rascal was positioned as a budget light commercial and its specification reflected that throughout its production run to 1990. If you need confirmation for your specific vehicle, your registration and chassis number will tell a breaker exactly what was originally fitted.