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The "slow motion" is likely the dried grease that's filling the motor, and the inner cable and sheath. A good cleaning with mineral spirits and fresh grease will almost certainly bring it to life again. They are really not that difficult to work on. The 180 off is probably a matter of park setting being set wrong. Simply rotate the cap until it parks where you want it.
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