2. Misaligned window tracks: The window tracks are the channels in which the window moves up and down. If they are misaligned, it can cause the window to bind and move crookedly.
3. Broken window glass: If the window glass is broken, it can cause the window to move unevenly or crookedly.
4. Damaged window motor: The window motor is the electrical component that powers the window regulator. If it is damaged or worn out, it can cause the window to move unevenly or crookedly.
5. Foreign objects in the window tracks: If there are foreign objects in the window tracks, such as dirt, debris, or ice, it can cause the window to bind and move crookedly.
To fix the problem, you will need to repair or replace the damaged component, such as the window regulator, window tracks, or window motor. To prevent the problem from happening again, make sure to clean the window tracks regularly and remove any foreign objects. You should also have the window system inspected by a qualified technician if it becomes misaligned or damaged.
