Honda Odyssey Power Sliding Door Repair - Complete Demo DIY !!

[@RichardPurdy5]

Thank you for this video. i was able to fix both of my sliding doors on my 2007 Honda Odyssey. I ordered parts on amazon that cost me $22 total. We have not used 1 door for over a year. I was easier than i thought. I am so glad i accidentally stumbled on this video when looking to fix something else.😅 my wife and kids are so thrilled as everyone get to get in and out on their own doors again!!

[@Buckwsr]

Thanks for watching the video, and great job doing it yourself!!!

[@outrightpainting2203]

Good stuff I have an 07 the doors open and close but sometimes the get stuck. But I do hear the metal on metal sound but it’s too cold here in Philly so I’ll wait until the spring time to replace them. Other than the doors the car runs great had her for 9 years 195k on the dash had 97k when I bought her👍🏽 nice video thanks a bunch

[@joycemcgregor4691]

Thank you for the step by step detailed instructions for replacing the "roller bracket rear door. My van is not electric, but I believe it to have the same is passenger side rear door. I'm going to do it myself and just in case the cables are broken I'm going to order them. Say a prayer for me. If I can repair it without interruptions, it will be great. My elderly rides backseat driver side my grandson backseat pssngr side. When finished he won't have to cross over his great granny to get in his carseat. I'm ordering the parts tonight.

[@tinytrouble1782]

My dad died so now I need to find someone dad on here to help me, thank you

[@truthbebold4009]

Oh man, I'm so sorry. My condolences 🙏

[@alsouthern7190]

Good job. I have a 2003 Honda Odyssey with 280k and still my daily driver and runs great. I have got to replace the front top bearing on the same door but if it ever needs that clip you installed, i know where to look for instructions so thanks Buck!

[@Buckwsr]

Thanks, Al. Part number might be slightly different for the '03. Mine is an '08. Double check before ordering.

[@Mr_BUSINESS_24_7]

They (the cable) are a pain to get back in. i usually modify (tweak) the socket that the cable goes into tonmaje it easier to get the cable to go in. Then once inhave the cable in, i bend the metal back into place. i wrote thos comment before i saw that you do the bend mod too.

[@fernandologrono4274]

Could you please tell me the name of the part you changed so I can order it?

[@Buckwsr]

It's called the Sliding Door Roller, or something like that. Use the amazon link in the video description to purchase one easily. Good luck.

[@georgecurtis1662]

nice great video...thanks!

[@RonElam-c6g]

Nice job Buck.

[@morrisrudick4074]

Good job with the video

[@JoeChicago-c9g]

Thanks for sharing!

[@evelynrodriguez2246]

Thank you, Sir, I am a women doing the DO in DIY!

[@Mr_BUSINESS_24_7]

I hope you're strong. And don't give up easily

[@joshmeyer2375]

Thanks