This is a tutorial for removing and reinstalling the door cards of the front and rear doors of the 2009 - 2013 Mazda6. #richardtait #mazda #mazda6 #tutorial
Merci depuis la France pour cette approche pédagogique remarquable de clarté. Vous avez de réelles qualités pour rendre ce genre de travail accessible et tout se passe dans la meilleure ambiance. Bravo !
Thanks for watching the video(s). Without actually seeing your door, I can only make suggestions about what could be the problem. But here's a suggestion: Use my video as a guide to removing the door card so you can see what's behind there. Usually, if something is broken or out of position you can tell. Pay particular attention to the handle mechanism and anything connected to it (rods/cables), all the way to the latch. If you can't figure it out, take a video of as much of it as you can and send it to me. I can then review it and see if I see anything out of place. I will then post a video comparing my door to yours and hopefully show you what is wrong. How does that sound?
@@RichardTait1977 Thanks for help! I think that little spring on door acurator is broken,its seems easy part to fix.But hardest part is how to get there... and then reassembling all. Its too complicated to me im thinking about taking car to mechanic ruclips.net/video/s34ZS2885Kk/видео.html&ab_channel=scottydscottyd
@@chimai001 I did a video that hopefully can help you. It is a tutorial on how you could access the latch/lock cables without removing the entire door card. There is perhaps no way that this will be easy or it will occur without some minimal or permanent damage to the door card. Just be fore-warned. Good luck! ruclips.net/video/sCW0e0O3y7k/видео.html
@@chimai001 Live in Arizona I can help you out.? I wouldn't mind helping a fellow mazda owner .. it's all quite easy if you take your time...I've had my interior completely out of the car as I soundproofed the whole vehicle from road noise
I prefer all black trim.. the tan or grey i forget the exact color Gets dirty extremely fast and I don't like the look either way. And I hate that door light I actually removed the bulb ..Or you could replace it with a LED one which I did but I like it off.. Me i soundproofed the whole inside of every door... it cut road noise alot.. I did the whole interior actually including the roof, And under the rug,, It did add about 100 pounds worth of soundproofing.. Could be a little more than that.. I added three batteries to the rear of the trunk and upgraded the alternator to a 350 amp alternator .. Three xs power batteries.. I have 2x 12 inch HCCA Orion subs On orion hcca amp.. Everything is run at 2 Ohm's at about 6000 W RMS. that's not including the tweeters and mids I have in the car that's a separate four channel amp... Also the car is blacked out tint wise, all legal of course in my state.. Front sides are at 15%
Good going. Sounds like you've covered all the bases. I hope you remembered to run the signal wires and the power wires on opposite sides of the car (that's me trying to sound like I know something about car stereos) 😁
my front passenger door has been having issue with the power window where it works automatically but the corner is not completely closed and i have to use my palms placed on the window from both side and pull it backwards to cover that corner.
You might just have window tracks that are sticking. Start by using a can of silicone lubricant spray and liberally spraying in the tracks while running the window up and down. I used this with great success on several cars, including this one. It may take a LOT of spraying. If that does not work, you may want to check to see if the bolts holding the glass to the regulator needs to be tightened. Good luck!
Hi Rich, one question....is it necessary to remove entire door panel to change windows switch on passenger side or can I remove only the panel above the switch, where the buttons are?
It seems as if it's possible to be done without removing the door card, even though the workshop manual recommends otherwise. I'll have to look closer at that. But the door card is easy enough to come off and doing so would give you a better chance to accurately see and undo the various tabs that would be keeping things in place, as well as removing the electrical cable. There is also a screw holding the switch assembly to the switch panel that needs to be undone.
Merci depuis la France pour cette approche pédagogique remarquable de clarté. Vous avez de réelles qualités pour rendre ce genre de travail accessible et tout se passe dans la meilleure ambiance. Bravo !
Vous êtes les bienvenus. Merci pour les compliments.
You're welcome. Thanks for the compliments.
Helpful and accurate, thank you.
Thank you sir exactly what i needed
You're welcome!
Great video! My Mazda 6 back left side door wont open outside or inside:(
Thanks for watching the video(s). Without actually seeing your door, I can only make suggestions about what could be the problem. But here's a suggestion: Use my video as a guide to removing the door card so you can see what's behind there. Usually, if something is broken or out of position you can tell. Pay particular attention to the handle mechanism and anything connected to it (rods/cables), all the way to the latch. If you can't figure it out, take a video of as much of it as you can and send it to me. I can then review it and see if I see anything out of place. I will then post a video comparing my door to yours and hopefully show you what is wrong. How does that sound?
@@RichardTait1977 Thanks for help! I think that little spring on door acurator is broken,its seems easy part to fix.But hardest part is how to get there... and then reassembling all.
Its too complicated to me im thinking about taking car to mechanic ruclips.net/video/s34ZS2885Kk/видео.html&ab_channel=scottydscottyd
@@chimai001 I did a video that hopefully can help you. It is a tutorial on how you could access the latch/lock cables without removing the entire door card. There is perhaps no way that this will be easy or it will occur without some minimal or permanent damage to the door card. Just be fore-warned. Good luck!
ruclips.net/video/sCW0e0O3y7k/видео.html
@@chimai001 Live in Arizona I can help you out.? I wouldn't mind helping a fellow mazda owner .. it's all quite easy if you take your time...I've had my interior completely out of the car as I soundproofed the whole vehicle from road noise
I prefer all black trim.. the tan or grey i forget the exact color Gets dirty extremely fast and I don't like the look either way. And I hate that door light I actually removed the bulb ..Or you could replace it with a LED one which I did but I like it off.. Me i soundproofed the whole inside of every door... it cut road noise alot.. I did the whole interior actually including the roof, And under the rug,, It did add about 100 pounds worth of soundproofing.. Could be a little more than that.. I added three batteries to the rear of the trunk and upgraded the alternator to a 350 amp alternator .. Three xs power batteries.. I have 2x 12 inch HCCA Orion subs On orion hcca amp.. Everything is run at 2 Ohm's at about 6000 W RMS. that's not including the tweeters and mids I have in the car that's a separate four channel amp... Also the car is blacked out tint wise, all legal of course in my state.. Front sides are at 15%
Good going. Sounds like you've covered all the bases. I hope you remembered to run the signal wires and the power wires on opposite sides of the car (that's me trying to sound like I know something about car stereos) 😁
my front passenger door has been having issue with the power window where it works automatically but the corner is not completely closed and i have to use my palms placed on the window from both side and pull it backwards to cover that corner.
You might just have window tracks that are sticking. Start by using a can of silicone lubricant spray and liberally spraying in the tracks while running the window up and down. I used this with great success on several cars, including this one. It may take a LOT of spraying. If that does not work, you may want to check to see if the bolts holding the glass to the regulator needs to be tightened. Good luck!
Helpful thanks
You should watch one piece
Hi Rich, one question....is it necessary to remove entire door panel to change windows switch on passenger side or can I remove only the panel above the switch, where the buttons are?
It seems as if it's possible to be done without removing the door card, even though the workshop manual recommends otherwise. I'll have to look closer at that. But the door card is easy enough to come off and doing so would give you a better chance to accurately see and undo the various tabs that would be keeping things in place, as well as removing the electrical cable. There is also a screw holding the switch assembly to the switch panel that needs to be undone.