How to repair a broken sliding door cable on a 2011-17 Honda Odyssey

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

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  • @FidelityLogistics
    @FidelityLogistics 6 месяцев назад +1

    I love the involvement of your boys. I was a collision technician for 30 years and my boys would ditch me mid project on mom’s car all the time as well.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  6 месяцев назад +1

      I'm lucky that they still like helping me

    • @FidelityLogistics
      @FidelityLogistics 6 месяцев назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      Amen to that. When my boys became teenagers they ran from me on Saturdays. Now that they have their own families, houses and car troubles they are always looking for me and expressing how much they miss and appreciate those days. I love it.

  • @mattkurtzahn3946
    @mattkurtzahn3946 11 месяцев назад +6

    Your video saved me a ton of time and money, so thanks for that. Cable orientation was also opposite your experience for me on the passenger side door that I fixed - front went back and back went front (2013 model). I had a much easier time with my exterior side panel - once I removed the two hex screws on the back, I was able to slide it off the connectors by pulling the whole thing toward the rear of the vehicle. Also, great to see on these Honda Odyssey cable replacement videos that all our minivans look the same with Cheerios, busted crayons, and toys randomly strewn throughout our 2nd homes. Thanks again - my wife and kids were so impressed I did this myself!

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  10 месяцев назад +1

      Awesome! So glad our video helped you, and you were able to fix it on your own! Yeah, I'm pretty sure we are all in our Odysseys about as much as we're in our homes...

  • @duanepearce8222
    @duanepearce8222 Год назад +6

    You saved me $2000. Only thing the cable orientation in your video is the opposite on my 2016. Front cable goes behind and back cable goes in front. I used pointy nose vice grips to stop the white pullys falling out while respooling. You got me 95% there and my father-in-law and I didn't kill each other doing this job, thanks so much for taking the time. No Honda dealer in Vancouver would do this repair. Absolutely no one. 🎉
    ***
    Side note, I did the passenger side with the aircon. Don't need to remove the aircon, just the plastic ducts, die grind away a larger hole on the inside body for easier access to the back 3 nuts on the back wire assembly.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      Glad the video helped. It's a bit of a project, but I think it's worth the time (and in your case no one else would even do it).

    • @Ahmad_Alhasanat
      @Ahmad_Alhasanat Год назад

      (2012 EX-L) I'm struggling with the driver's side, the rear cable back of the pulley, or the front of the pulley. I don't want to ruin the cable or the motor!

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад +1

      @@Ahmad_Alhasanat The rear cable goes into the back side of the pulley.

  • @stephen12morrison
    @stephen12morrison 10 месяцев назад +1

    I'm looking into doing this in my sister's van to both doors. Great video and explanation walking through your steps and thought process.

  • @jeffreyhope4850
    @jeffreyhope4850 2 года назад +3

    Excellent. This took a while but still saved $$$$. Door roller hinge all rusted so had to completely remove to get pin out but was able to clean it up and apply some grease, and still easy to line up. Love the kids’ comments around 11mins in: “is dad gonna get a new car if he can’t fix it?” “I hope he does.”

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад +1

      Yeah, they were really pushing for a Suburban ;)

    • @techman2124
      @techman2124 Год назад +1

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts Chevy
      Is a bad car company I would buy a CR-V or pilot

    • @torkboyz5871
      @torkboyz5871 Год назад +2

      Likely a bit late but check the condition of your center roller hinge, they wear out easily and that contributes to the cable breakdown. Not cheap though, for the Honda part.

  • @nicholasdecarlo8296
    @nicholasdecarlo8296 Год назад +3

    Man this was super easy with this video saved me a thousand dollars thanks.

  • @markhannah8364
    @markhannah8364 Год назад +2

    You are a hero. Did the passenger side, which was behind the AC. Huge pain. Couldn’t have done this without your help!

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад +1

      Glad I could help!

    • @jimmynewtron221
      @jimmynewtron221 Год назад +2

      No need to touch the A/C. Simply unscrew the white "nut" with your fingers and remove the plastic vent pipe. Now you have access to all the bolts/screws you need. Only tough one is the rear bolt but you can access it with an offset wrench. Only other difference is the rear cable goes on the front of the pully (and the front cable goes on the rear).

    • @bradmachry2955
      @bradmachry2955 Год назад +1

      @@jimmynewtron221because of your comment I was finally able to figure this out. Thanks!

  • @jamesanderson4014
    @jamesanderson4014 5 месяцев назад

    Thinking about purchasing an Odyssey 2011 and up. Looks a job can't get throlled about but so glad you got it done. Good times good times.

  • @hamilton5711
    @hamilton5711 2 года назад +4

    Job well done and very well explained as well. I was looking for a video to understand what happened to the wire of my Odyssey sliding door and I think after watching your video I know what has happened. I don't think I'm going to try this repair myself, though.

  • @energyoneelectric
    @energyoneelectric Год назад +1

    Good tutorial. Fixed my door and everything works. I actually found that winding the cable onto the pulley was the easiest task. I used some electrical tape to hold the white pulleys in place.

  • @davidtorode8456
    @davidtorode8456 Год назад +2

    Thanks for getting me through this repair. Invaluable video

  • @p.j.p1223
    @p.j.p1223 2 года назад +4

    Hi. I loved the boys comments through the video, it makes kind of fun😁. But thank you for the video, details, and effort to explain all the steps. Have the same vehicle, good to know. 👍

  • @flwang5201
    @flwang5201 Год назад +1

    just great explaination! it also seems these logical, step-by-step insturctions just come out from his mounth naturally. he is even being with the kids (great kids as well). thank you.

  • @servandobaltazar3717
    @servandobaltazar3717 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the video. I was able to allow my soon-to-be 8 year old take the paneling apart and put it back on. It took us about 4 hours.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      That's awesome! If you want to see other projects that my kids and I take on, check out their Builder Kids channel at ruclips.net/video/7gfCQEIgoFA/видео.html

  • @paullavallee680
    @paullavallee680 Год назад +2

    Great video. Lots of good tips, descriptions, and video andles. Super helpful. Thanks for sharing your knowledge & tips with us!! With your help, I was able to replace it myself.

  • @LMUPercEnsemble
    @LMUPercEnsemble Год назад +1

    Thanks so much. This is exactly what I suspected was wrong (cable hanging out behind the door) and you confirmed my other suspicion, which is that I don't want to try this myself!

  • @TylerJH1234
    @TylerJH1234 3 года назад +3

    Phenomenal video! Great job! It does take a long time (not mechanically inclined me 4-5 hrs). I recommend an extra set of hands but this is a thoughtful and thorough tutorial on a difficult job.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  3 года назад +1

      Thanks. Appreciate the feedback, and glad it helped you out.

    • @watramaroc5061
      @watramaroc5061 2 года назад

      how much cost used door passenger side the whole door

  • @MichaelAngelo-oj7sy
    @MichaelAngelo-oj7sy 2 года назад +2

    What's up bro, thanks so much for the video very helpful for all the diy dads

  • @Shoefly007
    @Shoefly007 Месяц назад

    Thank you so much for this! What a great help!

  • @hamidnahidi727
    @hamidnahidi727 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing your experience. it is really helpful and adorable.

  • @reclaimer3439
    @reclaimer3439 3 года назад +3

    Damn dude. I feel ya on the tedious nature of this kind of job. It almost makes paying the shop to do the repair worth it.

  • @josephdamore8441
    @josephdamore8441 2 года назад

    Great video. Accurate for a 2015 Honda Odyssey. Done last week.

  • @bicivelo
    @bicivelo 2 года назад +2

    IMPORTANT READ THIS!! I did this but the crimp on the inside spool broke so i had to do it over. It was a LOT of time wasted 😢 although, i may not have crimped it with the right tool. So, Just a precautionary tail, make sure to crimp it really well with the right tool. Great video by the way thank you!

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      Yes, the crimp is very important. It requires a square crimp tool. If you try to crimp it with a different type of crimp tool, the cable will most likely pull out, as you said.

    • @peterdonovan9614
      @peterdonovan9614 2 года назад

      Could you please post a link to the square crimping tool. Thank you

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад +1

      @@peterdonovan9614 There are a lot of crimpers out there, but you would want something like this www.amazon.com/Ferrule-Crimping-Zhushan-0-08-10mm%C2%B2-End-Sleeves/dp/B089K4ZLMQ/ref=sr_1_4?crid=1E5QZ6O8ZUM8Y&keywords=square+crimp+tool&qid=1668092018&sprefix=square+crimp+tool%2Caps%2C94&sr=8-4

    • @bicivelo
      @bicivelo 2 года назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts how long ago did you do this and is the repair still good? If so, is the door used a lot? IE kids? :-) thanks

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад +1

      @@bicivelo I did this about a year ago and it's still working. Yeah, I have kids, and this door gets opened/closed several times a day, so it's used a lot.

  • @torkboyz5871
    @torkboyz5871 Год назад +1

    For those with doors that won't open at all, or jam after 6-9", they likely have a bad center roller bearing. They fail often and will contribute to cable stress and breakage as the motor drags the door open (instsad of rolling it open). Honda replacements are expensive as they come with a new control chip for the new design. Manual-only rollers are much cheaper, but of course can't be attached to the cables.

    • @spenceringley4185
      @spenceringley4185 Год назад

      Do you mean that they won't open at all once the broken cable is clipped, or before? When our door first went out, it would not open all the way (at least cleanly) until we cut the cable. Now it can open and close manually just fine. Just trying to clarify before I dive into this project. Thanks!

    • @torkboyz5871
      @torkboyz5871 Год назад

      @@spenceringley4185 Sounds like you're good to just replace the cable. In my case the center rollers had worn out so badly that they would bind at all points in the channel, which is what probably contributed to the cable failing in the first place. So, if you can easily slide the door by hand they should be fine. 👌

  • @beautifulbobbies864
    @beautifulbobbies864 Год назад +1

    Thank you

  • @oldhamcooffroad
    @oldhamcooffroad Год назад +1

    Great detail! Thanks

  • @kman2560
    @kman2560 2 года назад +1

    Awesome job teaching your son

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      Thanks. The kids are all interested in cars and building things, so we formed a new channel (Builder Kids) to let them focus on stuff they are interested in. If you have kids, definitely check out their channel at ruclips.net/channel/UCqHa8qxtH1OF8-gJMswzpgQ. And subscribe if you don't mind. The kids are trying to get 100 subs so they can officially name their channel (it's a RUclips metric).

  • @bradmachry2955
    @bradmachry2955 Год назад +1

    To save anyone else some time - those white fasteners holding the outside panel on have grooves - they don’t need to come out - just get the panel a little loose and then slide toward the back of the van - mine came out, all fasteners still in place.
    I thanked jeebus when it came off so easy because yeah, the fasteners are in impossible spots from the inside.

    • @bradmachry2955
      @bradmachry2955 Год назад

      Also when putting this panel back on you can turn the fasteners 45degrees and they slip out of the holes, then you can slide them back into the panel before “popping” it back in place.

  • @conscientiousdefector
    @conscientiousdefector 3 года назад +1

    Thanks great video! Mine recently broke.
    Don’t know if I’m going to attempt this one.

    • @vincentpaula3184
      @vincentpaula3184 2 года назад

      Same. Just happened about an hour ago ☹️

    • @bicivelo
      @bicivelo 2 года назад

      It’s a pain in the ass. Winding it is the worst part but if you are patient you can do it

  • @ghersongeller
    @ghersongeller Год назад +2

    The rear cable goes in the front of the pulley and the front cable goes in the rear of the pulley (for right door). The cables must go directly to the internal tensioners and never cross one over the other. I spent more than three hours finding what was wrong.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      Thanks for posting this

    • @bradmachry2955
      @bradmachry2955 Год назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyPartsreally really good video - helped me through this step by step. Only part I had trouble following was re-rigging the two white pulleys inside the motor assembly and I felt you glossed over that part probably due to how long the whole thing was taking (I bet you were exhausted). Thanks again, Dad!

  • @soleymansattarzadeh378
    @soleymansattarzadeh378 Месяц назад +1

    You are good 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @williamperez156
    @williamperez156 Год назад

    Thanks for the information.

  • @familiadinizemwashingtondc3072

    Thanks my friend 😊

  • @mattbeaver6274
    @mattbeaver6274 Год назад

    I am having the same issue with the 2020 model. Hoping it is the same process.

  • @chipi2427
    @chipi2427 2 года назад +1

    i fix my self👍👍👍,,good video

  • @handy20061
    @handy20061 3 года назад +1

    Hi. Which cable goes in the back of the pully. Longer cable (front door) goes in the front of the pully? Thank you.

  • @jenger83
    @jenger83 7 месяцев назад

    Good lord this looks rough but doable. F the 2g Cos to replace cable

  • @sethhorton49
    @sethhorton49 Год назад

    I just followed this video and it was incredibly helpful. What I ran into is the cables I ordered ended up being the same size instead of differences sizes. I had to cut them down to get them to fit but I must not have cut them to the right length because it broke again after two uses. I think I may have cut too much off but I have no idea how long they each should be. Does anyone have the precise lengths? I ordered another set and they also were the same length.

    • @jimmynewtron221
      @jimmynewtron221 Год назад

      The front cable is 74.5" and the rear cable is 64.5". The generic cables come 74.5" so you only need to cut one of them to length.

  • @Imposter1337
    @Imposter1337 6 месяцев назад

    Do any of these nuts have any torque specs? Like the pulley i think might be the only thing that might have any.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  6 месяцев назад +1

      They might, but I didn't come across that info. I simply tightened until they felt snug.

  • @zarkentertainmentdjaudiovi7388
    @zarkentertainmentdjaudiovi7388 11 месяцев назад

    Awesome.. Just had mine front wire broke and the door is stuck open halfway through.. I dont know what to do.. dealership will charge me arm and a leg to fix this..
    2018 Denton TX

  • @brianh9931
    @brianh9931 Год назад

    Would it make sense to oil and grease the moving parts + rail while you're in there?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      Probably wouldn't hurt. I was in the mindset of just trying to fix it, so I hadn't thought about additional lubrication at the time.

  • @friborg11
    @friborg11 Год назад

    What is the part called that's referred to as a "pulley mechanism" at 32:25? They are white pulleys that have springs attached and the cables get threaded through them right before the cables wrap around the spool. One of mine is broken and I'm not confident that I can glue it back together.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      Unfortunately I don't know the correct term for that piece. Maybe someone else here can comment on it?

    • @friborg11
      @friborg11 Год назад

      ​@@RaybuckAutoBodyParts Thanks. I glued the part last night and it might hold. If it doesn't, I'm pretty sure the cable won't get reeled into the spool correctly and will break the cable or at least require me to re-cable the door again...and need to replace this "pulley mechanism." Might as well do it now and avoid another problem.

  • @ChadHawkins801
    @ChadHawkins801 2 года назад

    At 19:00 you are talking about the plastic pulley the cables wrap around. You were saying that yours is good though, what if it wasn't? Can you buy just that part? Mine is pretty mangled and I don't think the groves are holding the cable very well.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      I looked around as I was going to buy a new one just because it was all apart, but I never found one. I don't think anyone makes this in the aftermarket, so you may be stuck buying a whole motor assembly (unless you can find a used pulley).

  • @hobbyworldmx5273
    @hobbyworldmx5273 2 года назад

    One of the white stopper pulley broke on mine, do you know if they can be found anywhere? or do I have toreplace the whole unit?
    Thanks

  • @ReynaldoJimenez-qn4ix
    @ReynaldoJimenez-qn4ix 6 месяцев назад

    Gracias amigo

  • @kimberlymonti3886
    @kimberlymonti3886 2 года назад +1

    Great video. I'm inspired to try and do this on mine now. Would you please share the parts you ordered, (and from where) and a list of the tools required?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад +1

      Thanks. I ordered a pair of replacement cables from ebay, but unfortunately I don't have a link to the exact ones anymore. They were around $20 and were something like these www.ebay.com/itm/133965626818?fits=Year%3A2011%7CModel%3AOdyssey%7CMake%3AHonda&hash=item1f30f93dc2:g:568AAOSwHj9huqeQ. I also bought a square cable crimp tool, like this www.ebay.com/itm/293880638642?hash=item446ca6acb2:g:avUAAOSw4gRfzeTM. The other tools used were screwdrivers, allen wrenches, and a ratchet and sockets. I believe I mention the specific sizes in the video, though.

    • @kimberlymonti3886
      @kimberlymonti3886 2 года назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts Thank you so much! Wish me luck!😳

  • @yassergt2248
    @yassergt2248 Год назад

    Hello brother, I have the same problem with the video. The door does not move at all, and only the bell works
    Knowing that I changed the same piece that I installed
    Is the door programmed?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      The door will need to be reset, but it should still move even if you didn't reset it. If the door isn't moving at all, then I would disconnect both cables from the door and try to move them back and forth to make sure everything is free.

  • @taitluste7221
    @taitluste7221 Год назад

    Your video was very helpful. Watched it several times. Putting the cables into the spool was so difficult, and if I did not have a 2nd set of hands it would have been impossible. The door I was fixing was the passenger side and had the AC unit to content with. Got it all put back but was unable to "reset" the door like you mentioned as the doors (both sliding) would not open. Then after the door open alarm would not turn off (but the door lights did not indicate being ajar) Going to try again tomorrow with the doors, but any thoughts why they both would not open (fuse was fine) and then the door "alarm"? Thanks.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      Thanks. Not sure why the door alarm would go off, other than maybe since it wasn't reset there's something off with the sensor? Sorry

    • @jimmynewtron221
      @jimmynewtron221 Год назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts You need to reset the doors as he describes:
      • disconnect battery
      • turn dashboard power door button to OFF position
      • manually close door
      • reconnect battery
      • turn dashboard power button to the ON position
      • press and hold dashboard open button until door fully opens
      • press and hold dashboard close button until door fully closes

  • @CARAIRCONTECH
    @CARAIRCONTECH 3 года назад

    good job sir

  • @mattanfang
    @mattanfang 2 года назад

    On the visible and hidden side of the pulley, do you wind the cable clockwise or counter clockwise on both sides? Also, do you know of where I could purchase an extra pulley? Looks like mine got a little chewed up.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад +1

      Sorry, I don't recall the directions for each side. If your pulley is messed up, you're most likely going to need to replace the entire motor assembly. I wasn't able to find a replacement pulley for sale anywhere.

    • @mattanfang
      @mattanfang 2 года назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts Thanks

  • @pacoarvizu9932
    @pacoarvizu9932 2 года назад

    Thank you so much!!!!!!!

  • @bcchristopher688
    @bcchristopher688 2 года назад +1

    I was able to perform the entire repair, but it still doesn't work. I believe the replacement cable for the broken cable (rear one) was a little shorter than the original. The wrapping of the cables on the spool didn't seem to match up. When the front cable seemed to be taut, the rear one was loose and visa versa. Unfortunate for me because I did all the work, but didn't work out. Now looking at over $1200 to bring to shop to do. Video was helpful though.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      Yes, it sounds like the cables weren't the right length. That's unfortunate, especially after all of that work. The other option would be to find a used motor and cable assembly and just swap everything out. Since you've already gone through the process, it's a fairly easy swap. Used assemblies range from $200-$400.

    • @adamsprankle2730
      @adamsprankle2730 2 года назад

      Sounds like the supplied cables were a little long, so attaching a crimp 1/4" closer on each side (or start with one ) will take the slack out. Door positioning procedure should reset stop point. I replaced the passenger side cables on my '14 TE w/o measuring and get a slight cable slap. I had one of the crimped ferrules break free the first attempt, so I solder on ends from now on. It was a PIA redoing everything after the crimp broke free.

  • @heatherramsey6813
    @heatherramsey6813 3 года назад +1

    Great video! Fortunately my cables are fine but maybe you can help me. I need to replace the middle roller, right side. The door came completely off. I can only locate the middle roller with a circuit board. All the ones I find without one say it doesn't fit my vehicle. I have a 2012 touring elite.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  3 года назад

      Thanks! Are you talking about the roller arm that connects the door to the sliding track on the outside of the van? If so, I'm not aware of any that would have a circuit board.

    • @heatherramsey6813
      @heatherramsey6813 3 года назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts yes sir. On the Honda parts website(hondaparts.net) there is a diagram of parts. It gives me this part number 72521-TK8-305. Upon futher investigation of this part number we found it comes with a circuit board. We did a Google image search and also there was some talk about it on the Ody Club Forum.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  3 года назад

      @@heatherramsey6813 Got it. That circuit board looks to be the power control unit. That's a separate piece from the sliding hinge. Not sure why it would need to be replaced if the hinge is replaced, but it's definitely a separate item.

    • @heatherramsey6813
      @heatherramsey6813 3 года назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts and actually I was looking at hondapartsonline.net my apologies for the mistype. I thank you for your help. I sure do appreciate it. I am at a loss. The dealership has it listed as replacing both parts too. I called them a bit ago to ask. It makes zero sense to us why that would need to be replaced but all parts sites I have been on so far and the dealership sell it all together. I will keep looking. I do not want to drop $375 on this if I dont have to.

    • @torkboyz5871
      @torkboyz5871 Год назад +1

      @@heatherramsey6813 Likely a bit late, but it seems that Honda improved the roller design with the available replacement and it requires a slight program modification or something to work properly. I found the $124 one, but it lacked the cable clips (manual door only), contemplated a JB Weld solution, but ended up returning it and paying the $550CAD for the one with a chip.

  • @anthonybermani3020
    @anthonybermani3020 2 года назад

    I see you have added a link to the cable kit, what I have found is the kit is only for the rear cable (shorter length). I can't seem to find a kit that offers both the front (longer cable) and rear cable.... any ideas?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      I just looked at the link, and it shows that it comes with two cables. Just doing a quick search, most of the kits seem to come with two different size cables.

    • @jimmynewtron221
      @jimmynewtron221 Год назад

      The front cable is 74.5" and the rear cable is 64.5". The generic cables come 74.5" so you only need to cut one of them to length.

  • @mikemeyer5989
    @mikemeyer5989 3 года назад

    What about the passenger side cable replacement? We completed the driver side, just as you showed, but went to the passenger side, where the cable also broke, and we ran into the heater/AC assembly. Any suggestions on getting access to the assembly/roller coming into the car from the outside without removing the heater/AC assembly?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  3 года назад

      Sorry, I haven't done the passenger side yet. But, our passenger door is starting to make odd noises so I'll probably be doing it relatively soon. Not sure what to suggest on how to get around the heater/AC assembly as I haven't seen it yet.

    • @jimmynewtron221
      @jimmynewtron221 2 года назад

      No need to remove the cable guide. Just cut the end of the cable at 45 degrees and push it In from the outside

  • @jackforester73
    @jackforester73 Год назад

    Not sure if it's been said, but my door was stuck in the closed position. I could get the back of the sliding door to pop out only about a 1/4". I didn't know how i was going to get that door footplate off to get the rear side panel off, but according to a forum post, disconnecting the battery terminals will release the cable motor and allow you to manhandld the door open. I managed to get the door to open about 9", which was enough to remove the footplate and get the side panel all the way out.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      Thanks for that note as I don't think I mentioned it.

    • @jackforester73
      @jackforester73 Год назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts also, for whatever reason, i have to remove the cable pulley cover and turn it with a socket wrench to get the door to move. I can't just force the door to slide. I have a bidirectional diagnostic tool on the way to try to figure out the problem. After a door reset (disconnect battery, close door, reconnect), it works 2-3 times, then stops working again. So frustrating...

    • @torkboyz5871
      @torkboyz5871 Год назад

      @@jackforester73 Could be your center roller is shot. It is a chronic issue apparently, and a major factor in cables snapping. With the bearings gone it's really difficult to open manually. A manual-only center roller is $124CAD, the one with the cable clips is $550CAD and it comes with a new control chip. Seems the design was improved, but requires a slight programming update to work properly. Had to replace the L one, but am keeping an eye on local wreckers for a spare R one.

  • @MaribethNelson
    @MaribethNelson 11 месяцев назад

    How to install the rubber latch for the slinging door of Honda odessey 2006

  • @jpatino234
    @jpatino234 Год назад

    Can you recommend or send the link of the cables to use?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      I don't have the link handy, but scroll through a few of the comments and you'll find it.

    • @jimmynewtron221
      @jimmynewtron221 Год назад

      The front cable is 74.5" and the rear cable is 64.5". The generic cables come 74.5" so you only need to cut one of them to length.

  • @heavybrandathletics410
    @heavybrandathletics410 2 года назад

    My wife called me and said the passenger door wouldn’t open or close, powered or manually. When she got home I found the cable hanging out of the back of the door. If the cable broke and the door shut would it still be able to be opened manually? I have tried opening it manually with the main switch on and off and the door and even budge. But at minimum the rear cable is broken. Any suggestions?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад +1

      Yeah, the door can still be opened and closed if a cable breaks. The remaining cable might be bound up, though. You may have to cut the remaining cable in order to get the door to move (manually).

  • @mikemeyer5989
    @mikemeyer5989 3 года назад

    Hi, thanks, for the response. We have confirmed that is the cable on the passenger side as well. The problem is to get to the roller assembly for the rear cable, the rear air conditioner/heater unit is placed directly in front of the 3 nuts that need to be removed. Do you have a video showing how to remove the heater/AC or some other work around?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  3 года назад

      Sorry, I haven't done anything with the passenger side yet, so I don't have any videos, or tips, for that side.

    • @scottvelle
      @scottvelle 2 года назад +1

      just remove the 3 bolts holding the ac box and lean it towards you i used a swivel 10 mm socket

    • @jimmynewtron221
      @jimmynewtron221 2 года назад

      Don't need to remove anything. Cut the end of the cable at a 45 degree angle and fish it in from the outside. Easy peasy

  • @sunsetabed7025
    @sunsetabed7025 2 года назад

    Thank y.plz what the name of rubber plastic end old cables with assembly and wher can I find like this rubber

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад +1

      Sorry, I'm not sure what rubber you're referring to. Is it the rubber that clips around the end of the cable that slides into the mount on the outside of the van? If so, I'm not sure where you can get those.

    • @sunsetabed7025
      @sunsetabed7025 2 года назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts yes this rubber

  • @2outdoorbros
    @2outdoorbros 2 года назад

    Thinking of tackling this. Figure I should just go ahead and buy the replacement clips that hold the exterior panel on, so I’m not worried about breaking them. Do you happen to know the name of the clips or the part number?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      These are push pin style clips, or more commonly referred to as Christmas Tree clips, but I don't know the OEM number for them.

    • @jasonbabcock2742
      @jasonbabcock2742 Год назад +1

      Be careful removing still, so you don't snap the plastic tabs on the body molding part itself. Don't ask me how I know.

  • @laurenscottdavenport8378
    @laurenscottdavenport8378 2 года назад

    can you add a link to the particular cable you bought? The one I bought came with ends that were not wide enough and slipped out as soon as I turned to door back on (what a pain!)

  • @milgobadal3323
    @milgobadal3323 11 месяцев назад +1

    37:35

  • @dansw0rkshop
    @dansw0rkshop Год назад

    In the decade between 2001 and 2011, Honda could still not figure out how to make electric sliding doors. I'm on my second odyssey and the easiest and best method is to get rid of the electric feature altogether. The doors work better without, IMO.

  • @davidtubbs7715
    @davidtubbs7715 3 года назад +2

    Great video. Do you have the part numbers for the cables?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  3 года назад

      I don't have those numbers because they were aftermarket. There are a bunch of these listed on ebay, though.

    • @davidtubbs7715
      @davidtubbs7715 3 года назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts - OK thanks!

    • @rossterry7873
      @rossterry7873 2 года назад

      Can you link the ones you purchased that worked? I purchased some off Amazon, they were the same size I just assumed I needed to shorten one of them but once I had it together, found out it wouldn't allow the door to open all the way ... About 2 inches shy of all the way which causes it to automatically shut.

  • @gmannon
    @gmannon 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for this video. I recently did the passenger side, which was a challenge due to the AC unit back there. I put the cover on the motor and wanted to give it a try before putting all the plastic and trim back on. When I hit the open button to reset it, I hear the lock disengage and them about 3 beeps. It doesn't open. Is there some trim or other parts that need installed for it to work? thanks again

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      I haven't done the passenger side yet, so I'm not sure. There wasn't anything like that on the driver's side. If you find out that there is some sort of safety mechanism, though, please post it here so everyone knows.

    • @gmannon
      @gmannon 2 года назад +4

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts Thanks for the reply. I just figured it out. You put the rear cable in the front and the front in the rear of the spool. I had them crisscrossed too. Works perfect now. Thanks again for the video.

  • @dakotapryor1954
    @dakotapryor1954 Год назад

    Where did you buy the cable kit?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      ebay. There are a bunch of similar kits on ebay and Amazon. If you scroll through the comments I think I even linked to one.

  • @meganbare7400
    @meganbare7400 2 года назад

    Can I do this if I am unable to open the sliding door at all? Help

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      Yes, but you may need to cut the stuck cable in order to free up the door.

  • @camilomuzard3498
    @camilomuzard3498 2 года назад

    I can't get enough tension. When I actuate the door the cable has a bit of slack and it jumps off the pulley. Wonder if I should cut the cable a bit (would have to guess) and put a new crimp

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      I wouldn't think you would have to cut the cable, unless the cable was really for a different year range. Maybe the cables weren't wrapped around the pulley all the way?

    • @camilomuzard3498
      @camilomuzard3498 2 года назад

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts I thought about it more and looked at some picks and I may have wound the cable the wrong way. If the cable is still ok I will try winding them to opposite sides of the pulley and see if that works better. I had no reference to go with when I took it all apart as it was a total mess.

    • @camilomuzard3498
      @camilomuzard3498 2 года назад

      I tried winding the cable the other way but when I manually slide the door open there is considerable slack in the cable running towards the back on the outside of the vehicle. I don't know how to get rid of that slack. I disconnected the battery and tried homing the door and it opened but when I went to close it the cables slipped out of the grooves in the pulley as they have too much slack. Kind of at a loss of what to do next

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      @@camilomuzard3498 Do you maybe have the cables swapped (front and back)? One is longer than the other.

    • @camilomuzard3498
      @camilomuzard3498 2 года назад

      I put the longer one to the front and the shorter one to the back

  • @606_sports
    @606_sports Год назад

    How long are the new cables approximately

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      Unfortunately, I didn't measure the length of each cable, so I don't know the exact size. I ordered a kit similar to this one, though - www.ebay.com/itm/133965626818?fits=Year%3A2011%7CModel%3AOdyssey%7CMake%3AHonda&hash=item1f30f93dc2%3Ag%3A568AAOSwHj9huqeQ

    • @606_sports
      @606_sports Год назад

      @Raybuck Auto Body Parts ok this is what I ordered does it look similar

    • @jimmynewtron221
      @jimmynewtron221 Год назад

      The front cable is 74.5" and the rear cable is 64.5". The generic cables come 74.5" so you only need to cut one of them to length.

  • @hmbv1591
    @hmbv1591 11 месяцев назад

    They sliding doors are a problem they should recall these doors. When the door is not working it should be able to manually close all the way but you can't, it's a problem

  • @kphalpin
    @kphalpin 3 года назад

    Does anyone know what the function of the white clips (tensioners?) being pushed in vs not pushed in?

    • @avsararas7969
      @avsararas7969 2 года назад +2

      To remove slack on the cables and prevent derailment on the main pulley.

  • @queenvsev4800
    @queenvsev4800 2 года назад

    My sliding door on the driver side won’t even open manually. How can I open it and use it manually?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      You may have to cut one, or both, of the cables. Mine would only open a little bit because the cables were bound inside the motor. The other option would be to take the motor cover off and then remove the gear that the cables attach to.

  • @jasonbabcock2742
    @jasonbabcock2742 Год назад

    I've tried the repair but the front cable seemed too short and kept pulling out of the pulley, breaking the crimped end off. May need to review the set up of the limits several times to make sure I'm doing that correctly. Bought another set of cables to try again, because I'm not paying $2,000 for the dealership to perform. Waiting for warmer weather to perform this in my detached, unheated garage.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      Double-check that you have the cables placed correctly as one is shorter than the other. Winding the cables into the pulley is also a bit tricky, so you may need to wrap the front cable a little less.

    • @jasonbabcock2742
      @jasonbabcock2742 Год назад +2

      @@RaybuckAutoBodyParts do you know what the lengths need to be? The cable pairs I have purchased have been the same length.

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  Год назад

      @@jasonbabcock2742 I don't know the exact lengths, but the rear cable should be shorter than the front cable.

    • @cookieking3539
      @cookieking3539 Год назад

      great video! wondering if the way to get the outside panel off the six clips is to slide back about 1/2 inch with jerking motion, not trying to pop directly off . i found video online showing that and it worked for our 2014 odyssey

  • @international2015
    @international2015 10 месяцев назад

    Where you get the cable?

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  10 месяцев назад

      ebay. I've found them on Amazon as well. If you scroll through the comments of this video, there are a few posts that include a link to one of these cable sets.

  • @samirfouad2162
    @samirfouad2162 2 года назад +1

    What’s the part number

  • @osielcarizales3479
    @osielcarizales3479 2 года назад

    Why not remove the hinge bolts?

  • @SignedOff402
    @SignedOff402 2 года назад +1

    I am in a parking lot. Door behind driver is half closed. Ack!

    • @adamsprankle2730
      @adamsprankle2730 2 года назад

      Sorry to hear. Exact same thing just happened today on my '14 when we were visit my sister. Luckily, my brother in law had snips to break the cables. I also recommend pulling the 20amp fuse ( #9) from the driver side fuse bank near the hood release. This will allow you to use the rear passenger door in power mode and driver side as manual rather than spin the cable inside the motor assembly.

  • @pland99
    @pland99 Год назад

    No honda dealer in my area(cle) will sell me just the
    cable,want to include motor too,pkg deal,$730

  • @sharongass9923
    @sharongass9923 11 месяцев назад

    Mine is so bad , I can't get the door to open, even manually ! I give up !

  • @matthewtomberlin7733
    @matthewtomberlin7733 Год назад +1

    Thanks, this saves some time. Here's a great how to remove the exterior cover panel, appears pretty simple: ruclips.net/video/VMeMpSKdVU8/видео.html

  • @jxstinroblox8537
    @jxstinroblox8537 2 года назад

    Drink green Tea For Stress In The Night 🤣🤣

  • @lamkaichai8025
    @lamkaichai8025 2 года назад

    how to reset car door with battery connected thank you

    • @RaybuckAutoBodyParts
      @RaybuckAutoBodyParts  2 года назад

      Watch the end of the video as it talks about how to reset the door.

  • @milgobadal3323
    @milgobadal3323 Год назад +1

    36:40 36:00

  • @pydepiperproductionsllcjon7585

    These motor designs are just a poor design. I bought a completely new motor because the motor was not even working. After 3 painful hours and fighting to get the door back together the door opened and closed fine for about 10 attempts and then we started hearing a grinding noise and the plastic on the cable binded up and destroyed the roller inside. It cost 510 dollars. I will need to take it back and hopefully get a replacemet. Just a very poor designed motor.

  • @WRXwing33
    @WRXwing33 3 года назад +1

    First to comment! Cool video