Removing the Rear Door Paneling on a Ford Transit
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- In this video we show how to remove the plastic panels on the rear doors of a 2015 Ford Transit.
Topics and timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
0:19 - Removing top and side panels
1:47 - Preparing to remove bottom panel
2:53 - Removing bottom panel
6:02 - Plastic film inside door
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I used your video today to help me install a backup camera. Thank you again. 👍😁
I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Great video! Love seeing all these Transit videos as an owner myself - we're all figuring things out and sharing what we can/learn. As someone who took apart my doors to improve sound deadening, that thick plastic (moisture barrier) and black goo is great - totally reusable! The van owners who put down the tacky sound deadening mats, could go a step further and add sound insulation as well. It's one of the main differences between luxury cars' doors and budget ones - the extra materials costs of mats and insulation. You can peel back some of the plastic away from the sticky black goo, sound deaden and reaffix it all (if it doesn't stick well, you can always get a replacement kit or further DIY), and your van would just be that much quieter. If you went a step further and insulated the doors, then you'd just get that much more insulating property from the door. Many people stick those things on the windows, which is something, but you've got an entire door that's just conducting heat into the van.
Well-made video. You understand that some of your viewers have never done this before. (It's led me to look at your other playlists - haven't looked at Mathmatika in a long time.)
Hi Mark, thanks for the kind words. I'm glad to run into someone else who has played with Mathematica :). I hope to hear from you again at another video. Thanks for watching!
Thank you Chris, simple but very helpful video. Sincerely appreciated. 👍
Fyi, removing the lh lower panel is a little more involved. There are 3 caps on the face where the latch release exists that must be removed to expose 3 screws. They're T20. After that, all trim clips.
Thanks for the video.
Awesome, thank you!!
Any tips on removing the side-by-side door panel to access the Latch Assembly? i have left and right side-by-side doors(not a slider). The door panel I'm trying to get off is the Right-Side Side Door. I watched the rear door removal process in this video hoping it would be the same but the side-by-side door is a little different. It's as if something in the middle of the door is holding it from behind. I removed the top door panel and pry'ed the outside edges away from the actual door...but i can't remove the panel. Any ideas?
Any tips on how to remove the lower side panels....under the side windows?
Do you know what the upper plastic pieces are called? Looking to buy these for my van but can’t find them anywhere!
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Why are you removing them? What is your plan? Thanks!
I needed to route a cable for a rear-view dashcam. I'll post this video soon. Thanks for watching!
Great, I have the same van and doing mods myself. Thanks! 👍
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I’m so confused about your content, it’s a mix of blender tutorials, van living tutorials, and advanced math? Can you break down everything you do on your channel? Also curious about what you do professionally that’s led to such interesting channel topics.
Nvm. Googled you. You’re at Boeing now? Very neat, makes sense based on all those Flight mechanics videos.
Yeah, the channel is a bit of a mash up of content I'm interested in. Hopefully you're able to find something interesting amid the clutter :). Thanks for watching!