I think this is the best approach I've seen so far! My passenger side has finally started to bubble because of the heatwaves on the west coast. What an oversight in design. Great vid!
@@octsunshine I ended up taking my car first to a bodyshop to help me remove the interior door panel/ center console panel and then I took the interior/ center console panels to a Upholsterer and had them glue it correctly. After it was glued correctly I took it back to the bodyshop for reinstalling and done deal. All in all it was less than $100 and a few days work for both the door and center console panels.
Thank you so much for this video!! Both my doors were majorly warped and it worked like a charm! I did just the 4 hours and that was enough!! You can’t even tell that they were warped! Thank you, thank you!!
Thank you for posting this! I have a 2014 Dodge Charger 100th Anniversary edition and I have gone to multiple Dodge dealerships, sent letters to Chrysler, and went to a few 3rd party auto shops but they were unable to help me. This DIY method looks a lot more promising and I will give it a try.
I did this but used painters tape rather than rope, worked great. Just left the tape on overnight, windows down of course and parked in the garage. Not perfect, but looks 10x better
What a genius idea. I just noticed my 2017 charger doing this on both doors today! Smh. And i also have the uconnect delamination defect going on as well. Chrylser needs to get their shit together. These cars are too new to be having all these defects. But i will try this method tomorrow though
Hey....my wife's 2018 300 had the same de-lamination problem just after the warranty expired!!! And now the passenger side door has this panel problem too.
My 2018 300 had the same delamination issue as well. Apparently it was a common issue with the u-connect screens on the 2017-2019 dodge/jeep/Chrysler models. Issue was the gel layer between the lcd and the screen. I payed a professional to remove the gel layer, but one could outright buy an updated lcd unit to replace it.
Dodge should recall and fix all the chargers its with all models starting 2011+ someone should shue them for these shitty door panels the trim on the sides of gear knob they will bump upto after some years and sunmer heat
I just noticed my 2018 Charger starting to have this problem. I googled it and there was a lawsuit filed over a year ago but Dodge still hasn't issued a recall. Total BS.
Same! I have a 2018 and just noticed this as I was getting gas yesterday morning, I was pissed!!! Ugh, definitely gonna try this method, cause I don't wanna take my damn door apart
Literally just glued the paneling that was separating from the actual door back to the door. Basically trying to make it what it previously was...are you confused about something?
I’ll provide follow up pics soon. Cold winter weather doesn’t cause or affect this problem. I did this in October 2020 and no issues thus far but the sun isn’t baking here in KY yet. My video is more of a how to approach the problem in a more easy but no less effective way.
Thank you for showing a noninvasive way of fixing this problem!
I think this is the best approach I've seen so far! My passenger side has finally started to bubble because of the heatwaves on the west coast. What an oversight in design. Great vid!
I’m having the same issue and I too live in the West. My center console is coming unglued where the shifter is at, driver side.
@@THEECATGUY Same thing with mine since I moved to Florida.... It makes me so upset
@@octsunshine I ended up taking my car first to a bodyshop to help me remove the interior door panel/ center console panel and then I took the interior/ center console panels to a Upholsterer and had them glue it correctly. After it was glued correctly I took it back to the bodyshop for reinstalling and done deal. All in all it was less than $100 and a few days work for both the door and center console panels.
@@THEECATGUY oh wow that’s not bad at all. I will definitely look into doing this. Thank you!
This is not just a charger problem but the Chrysler 300 problem as well thanks for posting will try hope it works
My 200 has this problem also.
Thank you so much for this video!! Both my doors were majorly warped and it worked like a charm! I did just the 4 hours and that was enough!! You can’t even tell that they were warped! Thank you, thank you!!
I will try this on my 2015 Charger...will get don't rope from Home Depot
I did this a few months back without even watching this video..it worked
Thank you for posting this! I have a 2014 Dodge Charger 100th Anniversary edition and I have gone to multiple Dodge dealerships, sent letters to Chrysler, and went to a few 3rd party auto shops but they were unable to help me. This DIY method looks a lot more promising and I will give it a try.
Yea man awesome job with that. Thanks for the video for us charger owners to see.
I did this but used painters tape rather than rope, worked great. Just left the tape on overnight, windows down of course and parked in the garage. Not perfect, but looks 10x better
I noticed this on my passenger door after I bought my 19 sp used. thanks for the help! will try this with tank straps and the same approach
Thanks for the great video... love the content and production value!
What a genius idea. I just noticed my 2017 charger doing this on both doors today! Smh. And i also have the uconnect delamination defect going on as well. Chrylser needs to get their shit together. These cars are too new to be having all these defects. But i will try this method tomorrow though
Hey....my wife's 2018 300 had the same de-lamination problem just after the warranty expired!!! And now the passenger side door has this panel problem too.
My 2018 300 had the same delamination issue as well. Apparently it was a common issue with the u-connect screens on the 2017-2019 dodge/jeep/Chrysler models. Issue was the gel layer between the lcd and the screen. I payed a professional to remove the gel layer, but one could outright buy an updated lcd unit to replace it.
I'm going to try this. Thank you so much for this information.
Dodge should recall and fix all the chargers its with all models starting 2011+ someone should shue them for these shitty door panels the trim on the sides of gear knob they will bump upto after some years and sunmer heat
A class action lawsuit was attempted but rejected by a corrupt and crooked judge that was probably paid off by Fiat Chrysler.
Poorly built overpriced vehicles! I would never buy another!
I just noticed my 2018 Charger starting to have this problem. I googled it and there was a lawsuit filed over a year ago but Dodge still hasn't issued a recall. Total BS.
How’s it holding up after so long with the gorilla glue. Awesome video
How long does this last for til it starts to do it? Or is it a permanent fix?
Did the gorilla glue hold? Exactly when one was that?
My 2016 has this problem also, on both sides... I just tinted the windows, now you cant see it from the outside lol...
What's the catch is that you use, thank you
Is that possible to send this picture to Chrysler manufacturing?
My car is garage kept and is falling apart all over the place
OUTSTANDING!
Nice job thx for the tip
Use 3m black super weather strip adhesive.
so this is a common issue smh.. I have a 2018 and I have the same issue what kind of shit is this?
Same! I have a 2018 and just noticed this as I was getting gas yesterday morning, I was pissed!!! Ugh, definitely gonna try this method, cause I don't wanna take my damn door apart
How long did this last lol
This is nuts. I don’t think the 2006-2010 had this issue
just did this, thanks
Adding glue going to make it difficult to remove door panel in future 🤔
Not gluing the door. It’s the trim. Door will come off with ease
Literally just glued the paneling that was separating from the actual door back to the door. Basically trying to make it what it previously was...are you confused about something?
When are you ever going to have to remove a door panel?
@@scitizenkane1 if the window motor messes up
How’s this holding up?
I’ll provide follow up pics soon. Cold winter weather doesn’t cause or affect this problem. I did this in October 2020 and no issues thus far but the sun isn’t baking here in KY yet. My video is more of a how to approach the problem in a more easy but no less effective way.
Is it still holding up now that we've had a bit of hot weather in Kentucky?
@@shellybogard2457 I'm wondering the same. @freddray is this still good to go?
Good video
Did this work
I hate this on my 2015😡
Chrysler and dodge are shit cars, period.
🤣🤣🤣
Use log wedges
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This is the dumbest comment in the planet.
I believe I will try this method today. Ibwill be using hot glue with a glue gun. Wish me luck!
Results?
How did the hot glue hold up? Curious if it came back apart when in summer heat
Did this work?
Ur better off taking the panel off and doing it the right way.
I meann technically this is how you would do it with the panel off this is just much easier and more efficient less work
video of the other way?
How is this holding up?