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CHRYSLER 300
CLUB INTERNATIONAL
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Window Lift Gear Replacement
and Installation Instructions
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Oct 2014 Rev 1.
Congratulations. You have purchased
one of the finest replacement parts made for your Chrysler 300.
John Grady has designed and manufactured new gears for the
1960-1964 Chrysler power window motor units.
If you choose to replace your gears yourself, please follow these instructions as it will ensure that you install
the gears properly on your gear boxs.
If you choose to have someone else do the work, or have any questions on
these procedures,
contact Jamie Hyde Jamie.hyde@optimation.us
or 585-465-0067 for assistance.
Please note these gears are
non returnable and can be damaged if you attempt to install them
without following these instructions.
There are two styles of gear boxes -- early and late. These gears fit
only the late style gear box. The pictures below show the difference
in early and late.
Read these
instructions from start to finish before you attempt to replace the
gears.
Obtain the proper Factory
Service manual for your car to remove the motor and gear box from
the car. Be careful as the regulator has a spring and can severely
injure your fingers if you attempt to remove the regulator from the
door. I removed just the motor and gear box with the window all the
way up. This way the spring in the regulator holds the window up. No
need to index the window in any location. I did this on my J but
your model could be different.
Box with motor removed, notice
the casting numbers, if you are doing more than one gear box do not
mix up castings with different numbers.
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Remove cover screw and
disassemble
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closer view of broken gear
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Closer view of shaft flat
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