Ford Ranger, Mazda, rear door stuck repair 2nd video

[@alanzurliene461]

Great video my friend! I will be doing this job later today. I hope I can pull it off as well as you did the job : )

[@andreabonilla180]

It freakn worked on my 2001 ranger it took seconds thabk you for your video

[@Greggg57]

I would grease or oil the cable end to make putting the aluminum adapter easier to slide on.

[@crayzeeCrystal21]

Both our doors are broken now.

[@everasheron]

How in the F do you get a NEW cable installed in the top? This is one of the most annoying jobs I have ever done on this pos truck...ugh

[@emiliotamayo3256]

You don't need a new cable. It's just the cable end replacement made out of aluminum. Have a buddy mechanically inclined help you out. The top replacement starts at the 4:32 minutes mark.

[@everasheron]

@@emiliotamayo3256 I ended up stripping the round plastic end off of the new cable and using the spliced smaller end of the repair kit. Working good now, thanks.

[@Philc231]

I have a 2001 and this has not happened yet . But I did buy the parts to have then on hand .

[@emiliotamayo3256]

My truck is a South Florida truck exposed to high temperatures must of the year making some plastic parts get brittle, you have to think that these parts never get cooled by the air conditioner since they are behind the door panel. I replaced the "easy ones" first and now I had to replace the "hard ones" at the other end behind the panels

[@Philc231]

Pain in the butt . Like in Michigan , I’ve replaced everything else on the truck why not these .