[Chrysler300] power windows 63 model 2 dr Sport
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[Chrysler300] power windows 63 model 2 dr Sport



The driver power window lowers wonderfully but will not raise without an upward pull with fingers.  Took all the mechanism out, greased, oiled, smoothed, sweettalked all parts and reassembled.  Still the same situation.  The motor is full on in both directions, yet it free wheels towards up.  Is there a clutch inside the transmission?  All parts of the OEM installation are there, intact and correctly attached.  The motor turns both directions with the same amount of sound and speed but not much happens on the ascent without help.  After the first several inches of human lift, the window moves of its own free will and accord.
  What does that coiled spring contribute?  It has no tension until it is wound up.  Is it to help raise the glass or lower it?


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