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Sliding door issues
My 04 money pit has decided it's time I learn all about sliding doors, now that I know lots about transmissions and ac systems. Mine is a manual door and it won't open without a good yank or close without slamming it. I have a collection of little green balls on the drip ledge and suspect they are bearings. Anyone had this part disassembled before? I would like to have the new parts in hand before I take it apart.
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Fixed it!
I found the problem, there is a cable mechanism on the drivers side that tells the sliding door when the fuel filler door is open and it is supposed to stop the door from opening. This unit had a broken plastic lever at the far end of it simulating the fuel door was open. I drilled out the rivets and threw the whole assembly in the scrap. Problem gone, forever!
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Nice...Thanks for the update. Nothing like plastic thing-a-ma-jigs to make our life easier. Especially something something that get used all the time. Did you ever determine what your "collection of little green balls" is/was from?
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No, must be unrelated. I had expected a linear bearing had been the source but it appears not.
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Hello -
I'm not sure I'm having the same issue, I've scoured the internet and can't seem to find any answer. My manual passenger side sliding door does not open or close easily, the wheel just does not spin. I don't think mine is related to any sensor, but if it is, what exactly am I looking for? I assumed my roller wheel is just jammed or busted. |
Originally Posted by celticmoose
(Post 92737)
Hello -
I'm not sure I'm having the same issue, I've scoured the internet and can't seem to find any answer. My manual passenger side sliding door does not open or close easily, the wheel just does not spin. I don't think mine is related to any sensor, but if it is, what exactly am I looking for? I assumed my roller wheel is just jammed or busted. |
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