If your window is moving much more slowly as you press the button to open it, your Chevy Camaro window motor may be the source of your problem. The window motor is the source of the electricity that makes your windows so convenient to use, allowing them to glide up and down with just a touch of the window switch. Attached to the window regulator, the window motor is mounted inside the door of the vehicle to power the gears that cause the various components of the power window mechanism to function.

The bottom edge of the window glass is equipped with a metal bar that has a groove into which one end of a long metal arm fits. The other end of this arm has gear teeth, which mesh with the gears powered by the window motor.

When you engage the window switch, the window motor sends power to the gears, causing them to rotate, moving the arm along its groove to move the window glass. The series of gears in this system creates a gear reduction to multiply the torque output of the Chevy Camaro window motor, reducing the strain placed on this small electric motor by the weight of the window glass. If the components of the window mechanism develop corrosion, the job of the window motor can become much more difficult, the friction created as the corrosion causes the parts to bind placing excess stress on it as it functions. We carry a selection of window motor replacement parts in our online catalog, all at great low prices.Ordering your Chevy Camaro window motor will be quick and easy on our secure site, or our toll-free phone line is available for your convenience.