Re: [Chrysler300] electric window motor removal ?

[Ray Jones <hurst300@xxxxxxxxxx>]

If in the door, it matters not where the window is, when pulled. With  
the motor out (regulator in) the window can be moved to whatever  
position wanted, and the motor re-installed.
The motors have no stop position in them, so can be re-installed  
anywhere. Some have a thermal overload circuit, as I remember.

If you must move the window, remember to block it in position as it  
may creep down.
Ray


On Mar 22, 2009, at 11:47 AM, Edward Mills Antique Tractors wrote:
Thanks for the response - I was assuming window and regulator were  
still in the door - based on other input, does it matter if you pull  
motor with window in down position vs up position - it would seem that  
if switch controls motor as opposed to a stop, that pulling in down  
position would eliminate some of the issues. best, Ed



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