2005-2010 Honda Odyssey sliding door roller-Most common fix.

[@scottfarver3122]

Super helpful--thanks for the video! I would suggest anyone doing this to quickly disconnect the negative battery terminal after you get the door in the right position, but before you attach the cables to the new roller. I watched in horror as the motor somehow got activated as I was trying to attach the cable to the roller, and it reeled the cable in, which meant needing to tear apart the inside to get the door roller motor, turning this 20 minutes project into a multi-hour one. I disconnected the battery for the second door, followed the video, and it took literally 18 minutes start to finish.

[@thachnguyen2075]

Thanks for sharing such an important point man!

[@MikeRuval]

Thank you so much for this incredibly helpful video! Great job with the editing and including those extra little details-it really made a difference. I truly appreciate it!

[@GlennBrockett]

Just did this fix today! Not so bad after all. Pointers for those doing the fix: * Open the door about 6 inches, and then turn the door power off. This is far enough to get at the mechanism. With the power off, you can easily move the trolley later. * I used the box from Amazon to cushion the door an a floor jack. worked fine. * Remove the slider cover, * after removing the E-Clip, use a iron rod to extend the hammer's reach and you can easily tap the pin out without removing the fixed part of the mechanism from the door, thereby not messing with the door's slignment and saving a great deal of hassle. * After removing the pin, slide the trolley towards the rear of the vehicle (no power needed, you turned that off), about halfway down the track is the best place to remove and re-apply the cable ends. * Before replacing the trolley in the rail, tie a piece of string to hold the spring compressed, you can cut this away later, but it makes it much easier to get the pin back in. * Use the iron rod to extend the hammer's reach to seat the pin again. * With the door is mostly closed, the track cover is easier to remove and replace.

[@johnkohl2890]

I just wanted to say thank you for such an excellently prepared and narrated video. I replaced this part on both of my slider doors yesterday. Because of your instruction, the entire job took me about an hour to finish both doors. I am especially grateful for the explanation of the real amount of time this job took you. It gave me the confidence to try this on a Sunday afternoon. Each one of these would have been a thousand dollar repair at the dealership. Your instruction just saved me $2,000. Thank you.

[@JamesKoorey]

Thank you so much!!

[@craigdurgan7957]

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[@bretjames6864]

2 years late, but you saved me lot of money as well. Took me about 1.5 hrs, $100 for both sides.

[@stepheneaster9768]

My wife gave me an ultimatum to fix the sliding door on her '08 Odyssey and this video was extremely helpful. The steps were laid out so nicely in the video that for brownie points I went ahead and replaced the other side and promptly told her about my pro-activity. Thanks again for posting!

[@JamesKoorey]

Stephen Easter awesome. So glad the video helped!!! You rock!!

[@marrinermerrill3152]

Worked great. Ditto on the comment about removing the pin without unbolting the assembly from the door. I braced the door and then used a C clamp to press the pin out. No hammering and no alignment required later. Thanks again!

[@stvbrwn8]

Our passenger side door started doing that so we just stopped using it and now the driver side door is doing the same thing. I was dreading having to fix it but it looks pretty simple. Thanks for the concise video, extremely helpful. Your son did a great job filming, too!

[@MicahDanielSmith]

Follow up to my previous comment - watched this video once, ordered the part, then watched it again and performed the steps with you once the roller arrived. Super straight forward. Thanks so much for putting this together. My one comment to anyone else...the cover part that he pulls off with the window down...it slides forward towards the front of the car, then off. I tried to just pull mine off and ended up cutting my hand. Slide forward, then off.

[@ShirleyJellison]

Thank you! I was stuck there!

[@rcw162]

Thank you! Still helping people in 2022. The door on our 2010 Odyssey wouldn’t work on hills, and we live on a hill, so the kids all had to climb out on the other side. My husband and I bought the parts and did this repair on both doors in about an hour and we are back in business!

[@christopherwunsch5077]

Simplest instructional video on how to replace center door carriage on 2010 Honda Odyssey! Thanks for the video, Saved me a costly dealer visit!

[@johnfusek3064]

James: Thanks for posting this. I did the replacement this weekend and it only took about 30 minutes. Great detail in your video! 3 pointers: (1) if ordering the door parts from Amazon - make sure that they are the parts for the automatic doors and not the manual doors. The first order I placed never specified a difference and they sent the manual door rollers. Had to do an exchange. (2) Be cautious when removing the retaining ring from the pint that holds the clamp to the rollers. Mine popped off and went flying thru the air. Landed about 5 feet away and spent a few minutes searching for it. (3) Have patience. The only struggle was getting the pin/cable back into place. Took more than a few attempts but it finally worked. Overall - very simple process.

[@Freddo4J]

Thanks for the video!! I did the driver side yesterday on our 2010. I wish all my auto repairs went as smooth. I marked the location of the plate that mounts to the door for re-alignment after bolting it back on to make it easy. There were two recesses facing to the rear of the vehicle on the bracket that bolts to the door so I grabbed a Sharpie and put "dots" where the recess edges touched the door, one more mark for centering I put on the top side (on the door and the bracket); that was plenty to get my alignment perfect! ONE YEAR later (04/21/18) and replacing the other door roller! Thanks again for excellent video!

[@tscottberg]

Still a highly relevant video for us Odyssey owners. Thanks for this!

[@JeffreyCinPortAllenLA]

I used this video as a guide to replace the passenger side roller assembly on my 2008 Odyssey about a year ago, worked great. The driver's side just failed. Ordered the part on EBAY $33.50 shipped. Decided to look for a video guide before I started and VOILA! Your video popped up. Thank you.

[@cowlumbus]

"all right guys..." and a great vlog write up! Short and sweat with all the right details.

[@Sstantial]

If I had a dollar for every time he says that -- I'd be able to buy a new Odyssey...

[@gregditmore3112]

Thank you for the video. A roller on my passenger side door broke last weekend. After watching this I ordered an OEM from Amazon $51 shipped to my house and replaced it today. Not a difficult job thank to an easy to follow step by step turorial.

[@JamesKoorey]

+Greg Ditmore Awesome!!! Glad I could help!!!

[@JamesKoorey]

+Greg Ditmore Great job!! Way to save some money!!

[@MK-qs6os]

What’s an OEM

[@duanepeiffer5071]

@@MK-qs6os Original Equipment Manufacturer

[@mathedeldavis7034]

Thank You for this video. I ordered rollers for both doors for $68. It took my nephew under an hour to complete 🙌🏾🔥

[@CinKoDel]

Alright guys ;) Just did both of mine, video definitely help me and thank you a lot, I saw the video of some guy tearing apart his entire van and thought to myself there's no way I need to do all of this.. I was able to get both doors done in 45 minutes together but I didn't unbolt them I simply knocked out that center pin and it went easy as pie. For anyone wondering I put a crowbar upside down on the center pin after I remove the lock clip and hammered the Crowbar to pop the pin out the bottom. Alright guys... im out...lol Seriously thank you!

[@luisminchalaecuador]

Great Idea. thanks

[@CinKoDel]

@@luisminchalaecuador No problem, Glad it helped!

[@joelbeck4249]

Thanks for this great instructional video. Just changed one out on our van, and what a difference. And, doing it myself saved a good chunk of change, too! I appreciate your sharing this with us online.

[@epicenterwellness]

in 2020 your video still saving us time and $$!! Thank you for creating this. I followed others' suggestions and popped that pin out without removing the bracket from the door.

[@CJB2133]

Thank you for this! I wish everyone I spoke to that know something about this issue didn't tell me it was expensive and hard to do... been putting it off and letting the door rock a bit because it still opened. But yesterday mine fell off the track in a lowes parking lot. Got it back together but only after denting and scratching the side of my van... this is super simple and I'm grateful for this video showing how to do it!

[@stevenbeckhamvideo]

Same here. I put it off because the door still kind of worked and then eventually it fell off in a church parking lot and put some nice gashes all over the side of the van. I have extremely limited mechanical experience but this wasn’t terribly hard. My one holdup after watching this is that the replacement part appears to be for the wrong side.

[@CJB2133]

@@stevenbeckhamvideo Sorry you had to deal with that, I know exactly how you feel. I had taken my children to the air show and that was the best viewing spot. The cool part was we had some really cool fast and loud jets going above us. And there was a lot of people there so I had a couple of people help me which was very fortunate. The side of my Van definitely has some gouges though. Now I am having a problem with my right back door open is actor always being ajar... 216k miles on our beast though

[@drummerboy2521]

Worked excellent for me. Changed both sides real fast in less than an hour, greased them too. Thanks for this instructional video.

[@MrKinetik]

Thanks for posting this. This helped me fix my driver side door on my 2007. The hardest part was getting screws out that were too tight or stripped. The tips about the sliding door placement are major!

[@rileymiller8116]

You nailed it man!! Thanks! Took me 35 minutes. Gonna do the other one tomorrow. I did nick the side of the van with the panel tab, but I can’t believe how easy that was.

[@alanhultgren1151]

Your video was exactly what I was looking for! Very clear and helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make it! I also appreciate you making it family friendly.

[@FernandoHernandez-vn2yp]

What is the name the part with fix please

[@kingre]

Worked great for my 2008 Odyssey! Saved me a ton of money I'm sure. Many thanks!

[@JamesKoorey]

Richard King awesome. Great job.

[@Alaneberhard]

I'm needing to do this soon for my 2008 as well. I'm a bit nervous. The most I've ever done was replacing the bearing assembly on a trailer.

[@greggbowen6328]

Thank you! One word of advice if I may, the body trim slides forward to remove, do NOT pull away from the body. Worked like a charm!

[@terrybaumann2839]

Thank you! It was fast to the point and everything needing to be seen was shown! I was going to take my van in but after seeing this, I'm doing it at home. Thank you for saving me a serious amount of money! God bless! John 3:16

[@PhiloSage]

Best video I've seen so far, you caught all the steps the others missed. Thanks for the walkthrough!

[@davidschultz1178]

I actually took my panel off thinking it just needed a good cleaning. When I popped it off one of the broken roller pins just came apart. So door was hanging by one roller. Thank God I found this video and was able to repair it same day because I couldn't close the door until I did. I have been dealing with this for years because every video I had seen went to extremes to repair it like you said taking half the car apart. So we just let it ride. This fix cost $44.95 for each side and took no time. So thank you for posting. Looks like you pissed off 84 for repairmen who would probably charge me $1000.00. Great job

[@cyberilui]

Great video.... others have commented that it’s easier to leave the bracket on the door and simply try to remove the pin, but this is quite difficult, I did it your way and the entire job took me less than 15 minutes I seriously thought this would take me two hours your video was amazing

[@andrewmacritchie1651]

Thanks for putting this together. With some careful tapping, and a large nail-setter, I managed to remove the pin without unbolting the mechanism. This made realignment a non-issue on reassembly. Just be careful to shield the glass and paint from your hammer. Perform at your own risk! Hope this saves you 20 minutes.

[@JamesKoorey]

Great tip!!! Thank you!

[@seanconnolly848]

Thank you for a very clear and helpful video. Reattaching the cable was the hardest part, but we finally got it done. Door is working great!

[@Crazy44s]

Awesome video and just changed ours out!! Thank you so much for the very detailed video and directions

[@marco1173]

Couldn't have been any clearer. Good job! I'm motivated to do this on the wife's Odyssey now. That sticking door is driving us both nuts.

[@JamesKoorey]

how did it work out?

[@marco1173]

James Koorey I haven't gotten to it, lol! Been sick for a week straight and the shitty Chicago weather doesn't help. I'm shooting for next weekend..maybe =)

[@JamesKoorey]

TrollBuster you got some nice weather coming at you

[@terrysylvester434]

This was a great way to do the job. Supporting the door, best tip.Thanks! One suggestion I have is to just turn off the power door switch, then you can put the door wherever you want it more easily.

[@dlhomeimprovement664]

Great video - thanks for all the guidance, help & tips!! I completed the repair & couldn't have done it without your video & the below supporting comments. The cardboard scraps really help protect the paint. I used a hydraulic floor jack to support the door since the pin was a bit difficult to remove - I had to unbolt the bracket from the door. I traced the bracket location on the door with a silver sharpie for alignment reference. I purchased the Genuine Honda 72561-SHJ-A21 roller assembly (left) on amazon.

[@fernsinthevalley]

Thank you so much! I have this same issue on the same car, this tutorial saved me a hefty mechanics bill! Well done tutorial.

[@jackobrien4662]

Great video! Made the project go really well- I only had a couple of issues: 1 spent about 15 minutes pulling and pushing and swearing at the door (it was really stuck) until I shot some WD-40 on the rollers, then first pull it opened. 2 the aftermarket replacement part I bought had bushings that had to be drilled out before they would accept the hinge pin. Totally not part of the plan, maybe the OEM one would have been better. Great video, thanks!

[@cwjgsb8367]

Thanks James! I replaced the roller assembly on my 2006 Odyssey in 45 minutes, just like you said. Great job!!!

[@Escotch77]

Used this video to fix a friends car this morning. Easy as you showed it to be.

[@waqasusmans]

Thanks for the details and to-the-point video! I exactly followed your instructions and completed the whole replacement in about 20-25 minutes. I am not sure what "alignment" or adjustment people are talking about after replacing the roller part. The bracket that bolts into the door would show you how high the door needs to be in order to be bolted back.

[@wilf540]

Thanks for this video: 2006 Odyssey owned since 2009. Fixed the Passenger sliding door in 2016 and the Driver side today in 2018 picked up the part both times from Rock Auto for $45 cdn that included shipping to my US PO box. I had my 15 year old son assist today and total time was about 45min from start to tools away. Called the Stealer and it would be $300 part alone $112 before 12% tax.

[@danobrien1081]

Awesome video! Replaced both rollers this weekend. One bit of advice- turn off the doors when reattaching just in case you grab the door handle when aligning the door.

[@JamesKoorey]

Dan O'Brien great tips.

[@uglystickpro]

James, Thanks for the video! You saved me a bunch of time. You did a great job showing step by step.

[@davidb4509]

This was EXACTLY what I was looking for. THANK YOU!!!

[@abuzarautotechnician6617]

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[@karlknoedler8957]

Perfect video! Honda dealer wanted $750 to fix both doors. With this video and $42 in parts from Rock Auto, all fixed! #Do it yourself! Did this on a 2010 Odyssey, and same steps. Thank you!

[@wiimaster2847]

Don't use the Rock Auto parts. They're not OEM Honda rollers, and the aftermarket ones are junk and don't last as long.

[@martinhansen1693]

Thanks so much! I tried to do what everyone is saying and leave the door bracket attached and just hit the pin out, but my pin was all but rusted in place (2005 model), so I definitely had to remove it and bang it out with a hammer pretty aggressively. It was not hard at all to reattach the bracket. **I will add that it is important to make sure that both ends of the spring are on the inside of the bracket. I already had it up in the track and was about to reattach the door when I realized the spring was not creating any tension. I checked it and realized I had one end of the spring poking through the elbow of the hinge. Had to take it off the track and redo it. Small oversight on my part, but all in all it still wasn't too crazy of a repair. ALSO, my 2005 has a washer on the inside of the upper bracket hole. It looks like the replacement part has a built in ring that replaces the need for the washer. I jammed mine in there thinking it was necessary, but then after looking at a photo I took of the old and new parts side by side, I realized it probably wasn't necessary to have that washer in the lineup with the new roller. Any way you skin it, this video helped save us tons of $$. Thanks!

[@anthonybarba9834]

People like yourself make do it yourself KZbin videos such a great tool! Thanks for taking the time and making this I did it in no time and saved a ton of money probably what was even cooler is I do not have automatic doors so I didn't have to mess around with that wire by the way did make me laugh how many times you did say all right guys but that your signature LOL take it easy

[@rcdieselrc]

Thanks for the video! The closer you keep the roller assembly to the car the easier it will be to remove/install the cable ends. I missed the tip about pushing the hinge pin and not unbolting it from the door, but it's not hard to realign. If you switch the doors to manual, you can easily push the cable/rollers around.

[@sg1626]

My 2008 Odyssey seems to have same problem. I will definitely try this one to see if it fixes and let you know (just nervous about removing the roller keeping the door on a floor support). This is an amazing piece of info with great illustration. Thank you for posting this video

[@nosonf0204]

Beside your post disassemble inspection- how did you know it was the center roller? Good vid and thanks for taking time to put it together!

[@widespread01]

great video, second one took about 15 minutes. Both doors working now for $20!

[@colleenroth9167]

Thanks James and JJ for the video. I'm not very mechanically inclined, but with the help of your video, we got 'er done!

[@arleneherrera9193]

Worked! Slifing that small cover forward was a step i missed. I slightly bent it trying to pry it off. Pushing it forward made it alright right off. Painters tape and cardboard are GREAT to have around. Door did fall significantly when I undid the bolts. Also assembling door back on required several attempts bc i would hear a bump at the end where it was not aligning perfectly. Had to lift it up more and eventually got it right. love it.

[@robertb8629]

Thank you very much for this video it's the last day of April 2022 and I was able to do both doors today on my 2006 Odyssey. This video is still helping people years later! The first door took me just under an hour and that was largely due to a hiccup where the door fell off the bucket and out of the top track so I had to put it back into that track and prop it back up but it took about 10 or 15 to do that no problem. I took a break after finishing door number one and then the second door took me literally 20 minutes now that I had experience! The only slight error I think I may have made is on one of the doors I put the pin back upside down my dad mentioned that this might mean that the door weight may now be resting on the c-clip when the door is open rather than the head of the pin. However I'm not sure if this is a big concern and worth switching or not overall I think it will be fine. Anyway both doors are working and I'm very pleased this video saved me $500 at the Honda dealer especially as I was able to order the parts from a third party website as well.

[@JJWICKER]

excellent video. just completed the repair on one door and will repair the other door next week when I get the part. thank you!!!

[@rjbraband4982]

Thanks for creating this video! It only took me 20 minutes to fix one of the sliding doors on my 08 Odyssey. Non power doors

[@refugiomartinez8540]

Thank You James.....Very easy to understand, and practical.....it Helps me a lot!!!!......Keep doing videos.!!!!

[@starfish7170]

Thanks for the making it very clear and the step by step on fixing this problem. I will give it try. Many thanks!

[@JamesKoorey]

Loach King thank you, hope this helped.

[@umitdogruer6783]

big thanks for saving me couple hundred bucks!!! One thing i would suggest is to take pin between bracket on the door and the roller without removing the bracket from the door. this eliminate any possible door alignment issues. Thanks again. Great video.

[@davidsmith5704]

Can you explain what you mean? Im going to attempt this, but don't know exactly what you mean.

[@georgew.8293]

Great video. thanks. this took me 15 minutes and saved hundreds.

[@LeftieLoosie]

The one I ordered doesn’t come with the mounting bracket either so I am glad I found this video!

[@ianmcalister8614]

Thanks! Great tip about not having to remove the door panel, that def saved me some time!

[@larryt.7913]

Hey man, this is great! I watched your video and made this repair in less than an hour. Only thing I did differently was use a skateboard and small boards for the door support so it would glide easily as needed. But everything worked out great.

[@JamesKoorey]

Larry T. Thank you!! Glad you were able to fix it!!! I have heard of some crazy prices to fix. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe.

[@1BWEB1]

Thanks for putting this video together! Took about 30 minutes for me to do it! You saved me some serious cash by not having to get it fixed at the Honda Dealership!

[@JamesKoorey]

+1BWEB1 Awesome!! Glad to hear.

[@Ifly4jc]

James...thanks..Had the door up and running in no time. I like the "whoop whoop" sound effect. Took my door bracket off to find both rollers completely gone! To help re-attach the bracket I traced (outlined) the original bracket with a marker. Be careful to make sure cable ends are completely seated in bracket.

[@tonydvaldes5691]

Great video. I really enjoy it and I really learn from you. I really thought it was so hard but I have to try this. This is great and thank you so much for the time and the enthusiast of what you make this video.

[@clarkhansbarger8294]

Thanks for the video! Just finished...in about an hour, but I'm slow. Your vid made it easy!

[@18cabezas]

thanks for the video it saved me a lot of time and money

[@JamesKoorey]

+Alfredo Pérez Boom!! Great!!

[@myronkern9824]

This video rocked! Thank you guys! I would highly recommend some patience on getting the first cable off when taking it apart and the second one back on when putting it back together. Also put masking tape above\below the track to avoid scratching the paint or use cardboard below the track. Thx again!

[@JamesKoorey]

Great tips!! Thank you!!

[@tainguyenduy4386]

Thank you very much for your super helpful tutorial video. I am going to order the parts and replacing them in my 2007 Odyssey minivan.

[@markdougherty6445]

thanks you the help, worked perfectly. Did both doors on a 2010, both doors missing one grommet totally. Hardest part getting one of the pins out of the hinge. Thanks again.

[@noravs2456]

You are awesome! We were able to fix this with the help of your video. Thank you!

[@Norg89]

Thanks for the tutorial! I did both sides in less than an hour!

[@JamesKoorey]

Awesome, You Rock!

[@ahardyvideo]

Incredibly helpful! Thanks for helping me save $210! Lord bless you in your ministry!

[@ntstudio28]

Just bought one and same issues! Thanks man! Subbed!

[@FirstLast-my6ke]

I lost count of the "alright guys" Thanks for the tutorial!

[@stephenbrewer1241]

"Alright guys" 😆....thanks for the video! Very informative great job!

[@gregschmickle3951]

Great video, thanks for the walkthrough! I was able to do both my doors with little trouble.

[@mariovasquez4727]

thank you ,i saw many video about this but with your idea i did like you very simple and easy.

[@jamessturgill48]

Thank you so much! Nice simple video. Fixed my van doors.

[@eduardomurillo9438]

Thanks, you just saved me a bunch of money.

[@khaab79ka]

Thank you so much for an amazing video. I now have a confident to fix my 2010 Odyssey LHS door.

[@dahoo-needledrop]

Thanks for the instruction. Replaced one on 2006 odyssey lx with manual slide door. Even easier. No need to take off the side panel and tail light. Unbolt the bracket from door; slide the roller assembly back in and it will come off the rail. Then hammer off the pin from the bracket, do the reverse for the new replacement. At first I thought I didn’t even need to take off the bracket and just tried to hammer off the pin from the bracket but limited space and a leverage force from the gravity of the door made it hard. Taking the two bolts off made everything much easier.

[@franconway3979]

Great video, thank you! It looks like I have to do the same thing. Your video will make it easier. Thanks again.

[@JamesKoorey]

Thanks for the support.

[@shanerockers9326]

Worked like a charm man! Thank you!!!

[@JamesKoorey]

Great. Thank you

[@youngmechanic8016]

Thank you for sharing it! Very useful to me!!!!!

[@kristiemathis5]

So awesome was just my problem except my door fell off on me bc the roller broke and it scratched up my whole side 😫 but this definitely helped on how to fix the roller

[@YouTube.TOM.A]

Could not have done it without your help. thank you!!

[@ms182ms]

Thank you for posting. It was really helpful. Lots of good tips!

[@JamesKoorey]

Mike S thank you!!! Hope this helped.

[@Betty-hu9of]

PERFECT AND EASY!!👏👏👍

[@orliszpon3220]

Just installed one . Thanks for the tips.

[@ChristianGutierrez]

Such a good tutorial, kudos!

[@3DogStab]

Thanks I have a 06' and your vid saved me time n money.

[@JoseFlores-vg5np]

excelente amigo, nice job,

[@hughwest5238]

Well done - covered all the points. Will attempt now!

[@JamesKoorey]

+Hugh West You got this!!!

[@michaelmorris6575]

Great video! Very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@mattgoff4008]

Excellent video. I would add to take a sharpie and outline the hinge location on the door. Also take some sandpaper and smooth out the cable ends if they have rust. Our van had 130k miles and they went back in MUCH easier after being cleaned up.

[@thachnguyen2075]

It’s awesomely helpful man. Thank you! 🙏