Great video! You give all necessary steps and add the little tips and tricks you have learned. I’ve been listening to that hinge lock rattle around in the door WAY too long. Thank you.
Thank you! BTW, when removing the top piece, "You have to be pretty violent with it". Indeed. In my case I had to be extremely violent, so much so I was sure I'd break it. It looked far easier in the video than it turned out to be in real life for me. If I'd not seen this video I'd have been sure that I was doing it wrong, but finally after first prying it out to get a firmer grasp I was able to pull it off one fastener and then slowly work around the sides doing same until it was finally off. Prying I've since read in a manual is not recommended, and indeed in my case it chipped a small piece off of the panel that I'll have to super glue back on, but the panel was on there so tight I had to at least wedge something in there to get a grip strong enough to pull it off. At any rate this video was exactly what I needed and worked even though the door was closed at the time (due to bad cable). Door was frontward cargo door just behind right side passenger door, on a 2007 E-350 Econoline SD extended.
Thanks, this has been very helpful; I hope that the rear passenger side door is relatively similar, there are very few videos providing guidance on removal.
My 1998 e350 Club Wagon has a second door that opens on the side. I need to replace the cable ends there. Unfortunately, this videos does not show that part of panel removal. Perhaps it is basically the same procedure. Remove the top then lift up. I will try that.
Thanks. This was awesome!
Great video! You give all necessary steps and add the little tips and tricks you have learned. I’ve been listening to that hinge lock rattle around in the door WAY too long. Thank you.
Your tutorial is concise and to the point. Great job. Made my unknown task known and simple. Thank you. 👏
Excellent video. Thanks for the help!
Thank you! BTW, when removing the top piece, "You have to be pretty violent with it". Indeed. In my case I had to be extremely violent, so much so I was sure I'd break it. It looked far easier in the video than it turned out to be in real life for me. If I'd not seen this video I'd have been sure that I was doing it wrong, but finally after first prying it out to get a firmer grasp I was able to pull it off one fastener and then slowly work around the sides doing same until it was finally off. Prying I've since read in a manual is not recommended, and indeed in my case it chipped a small piece off of the panel that I'll have to super glue back on, but the panel was on there so tight I had to at least wedge something in there to get a grip strong enough to pull it off. At any rate this video was exactly what I needed and worked even though the door was closed at the time (due to bad cable). Door was frontward cargo door just behind right side passenger door, on a 2007 E-350 Econoline SD extended.
Thanks dude, I have been looking for that part and the whole time it was in the dam door lmao
Glad to have helped.
And I just ordered it on the internet 🤦 mines probably sitting inside the door!!
Thanks, this has been very helpful; I hope that the rear passenger side door is relatively similar, there are very few videos providing guidance on removal.
My 1998 e350 Club Wagon has a second door that opens on the side. I need to replace the cable ends there. Unfortunately, this videos does not show that part of panel removal. Perhaps it is basically the same procedure. Remove the top then lift up. I will try that.
Was it the same process?
You didn't do anything...9