Honda Odyssey Sliding Door Repair the 'Easy' Way
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- My friends 2006 Honda Odyssey's doors weren't working properly. Sometimes they wouldn't close. Sometimes they wouldn't open all the way. The most common cause of this problem is worn door rollers. This video shows how to replace those door rollers the 'easy' way that will take you half the time that the factory procedure would.
This video will apply to most Honda Odyssey's up to the 4th generation. In other words, Honda Odyssey's from 1998-2017.
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My wife listening from the kitchen with a grin on her face said "I make my own penetrating oil"....
😂😂😂😅
Very helpful
Men of culture are unanimous and agree entirely. 🎉 This is a unique capability of great value
Piece of advice: when it comes time to seat and unseat cable ends back into the hinge, turn the sliding door switch at the drivers console OFF! If not, pulling on the cables can trigger the automatic cable motor. And if it slips out of your hands, you will see your hopes and dreams retract into the dark hole of cable nightmares. Once it retracts, it will lock, and the only way to fix it is to take off the whole panel in the back as the other video in the description shows (only it's not as easy on a 2007) and release the tension. Or, you will be stuck doing it like me and just cutting the cables and converting the door to manual. Oh well. I was so close, too.
I should have read this last year when doing this repair. Doh!
@@michellehawkins1027 you can but simply "turning off the switch" wont do that. There is a video on how to do that and involves unhooking the cables. At that point i believe its a manual door.
This happened to us, but I was holding the cable in my hand and my son jumped in the van and shut the switch before it sucked it out. I need to remember this when we do the other side.
Thanks for the reminder.
Great advice. I used your comment and everything worked well.
Also if you check your door for play and it doesn't move much... dig all the crayons and a pencil out of the bottom track and that should fix ya.
Thank you so very, very much for making this amazing video. You saved a single mom $700! I can’t believe I completed this fix on my own that I was quoted $800 for by Honda dealership in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Once I had everything gathered, it took me less than an hour to get the repair finished.
Good for you!
Great job! I was always afraid to work on my cars other than oil change. He gives me the confidence. The videos are repair shop's nightmare!
Yes! Eric is back with actual repair videos!!! Glad to have you back. Also I love that you have the guts to not edit out the "oops" moments. We all have em and it makes you more relatable.
Agree there, sometimes the simplest repairs (could have just been a brake/tail light out) can result in a piece breaking. Good to see you are human and show fails if they happen.
Thank you so much for this video Eric. My daughter Lucia and I watched twice, took notes, and replaced the slider on Lucia's Honda with no problems. Thank you for including all of the important details! You are an excellent mechanic and instructional video maker.
Any relation to the Tomek family who had FLW build them a house in Riverside, IL in 1906?
@@mikemcmo cheers from Geneva il
thanks for showing the screw up, instead of editing it out, as it will surely help someone from breaking their tail light assy in the future.
Also dat pose 7:22 Something something paint you like a french girl something
It's really great when people 'get it'. Thank you for that.
Yeah .. nice to show what can happen to the car and why auto parts stores are reluctant to help people with bulb replacement .. I also thought the "pose" was funny.. the "Vanna White" or "price is right girl " for the taillight screw covers was funny too ... Nice to see you having fun and enjoying your time in front of the camera again
It absolutely helped me when I did this job to both my sliders yesterday.
I don’t like how he “fixes” doesn’t handle with care, broke his friends back light part and yet glued it- if they have to take it apart next time I doubt it will hold it will break again because glue it worthless- a lot of fun and games, losing things- not serious- I don’t like it. I would not want my car to be fixed with this kind of guy.
Tip for removing those tail lights, get a piece of duct tape on it, so you can pull it straight back from the outside edge without getting it sideways. Works great on these style tail lights, we do it at the shop all the time.
Great idea! Thanks.
You're welcome, always nice to share useful info. By the way, we hate sliding doors on vans at the body shop, and I have personally broken, or scratched, and had to repaint those plastic trim pieces, so don't feel bad if you put a nick or two in the odd one ;)
thats a great tip, thanks
Great tip, I've had to take these off many times working at the body shop,luckily never broke any.
This worked great today. I'm sure glad I read your tip. Thank you so much.
After Watching This Video, I'm Definitely Taking The Family Van To The Dealer For Our Sliding Door Issue. This Was Very Entertaining Though!!!😂
Halfway through the video I turned to my wife and said "I'm not doing that."
😂same
Easy fix he said. Lol
I have to admit that these repair videos after your return are some of the best you've produced. This video showed every single step, highlighting what to do specifically and are the exact reason why people loved your channel from the start. I was very skeptical about what the quality of your videos would be when you returned to THIS channel but after watching this Honda Odessey sliding door video, I'm very impressed. I felt extremely confident in tackling this job after watching your content. Please keep up the great work!
2:50 AM time to learn how to repair my future 2006 Honda Oddessy sliding doors 🖒
Thanks a TON!!! This was exactly my problem. After watching the video 3 or 4 times, I ordered the parts, got my tools together and got both doors done in about 35 minutes. Great video...
it sucks breaking something while fixing something else
that's life
Glad you're back, Eric! I used to watch your stuff to keep my 2000 Odyssey going (sold with 213k on it), and now, good to see you on this later Odyssey since I now have a 2007. And...it needs the right door roller replaced!
@EricTheCarGuy best Christmas present ever welcome back Eric!
Be careful not to scratch the paint but whoops I broke the tail light 😂😂😂
LOL I've done this exact same repair to my wifes 2006 Odyssey and broke the tail light in the exact same spot LOL. Thanks Eric!
That's one of the things I like about watching Eric work. He shows us what can also happen 'wrong' with repairs. Some around youtube would just edit it out and say "I am repair GOD!!"....
Use this tip to remove the rear light assembly without breaking it: th-cam.com/video/3zK6EAx89c0/w-d-xo.html flathead screwdriver plus a paper towel or rag and wala!
Mines broken there too!
th-cam.com/video/3pAvbnZqpT4/w-d-xo.html
Mine slipped out of my hands when I was disconnecting the cables and broke on the floor...
Excellent tutorial. Clear, concise, and helpful. I was able to do this myself in under a half hour after watching this. Thanks!
Hey Eric I've changed the bracket exactly how you did everything all the steps went smooth. And I've reset the sliding the door light butt the door only open about 4 or 5 times and then the slide door some come back and the door doesnt open again until I reset the battery or pull the fuse
Hi Felipe! Did you figure this out yet? Mine does the exact same thing! If i pull the fuse to reset it, the door will work perfectly 3 or 4 times. Then the 'slide door' light pops up on the dash and it stops working until I pull the fuse and reset it again. If it were the rollers, it seems like it wouldn't work perfectly for the 3 or 4 times after the fuse pull reset. I need help. Don't wanna take it to the dealer and your comment is the ONLY one I've found from any and every forum to describe my problem to a 'T'.
@@ashlemmefixthat7786 Here are a couple videos on this;. I have it too & am planning to try the "fix" from the 1st one.
th-cam.com/video/avOzGyKAC20/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/NVJw-hwuB0s/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for putting this video together! My dad and I replaced two of these over the weekend and it took less than an hour (total). Two sets of hands makes it go much faster!
One small tip for removing the tail lights - use a soft cloth as a "rest" underneath a flathead screwdriver and gently pry off the taillight from the outside "point" at its further point along the side of the van. The light comes out very easily that way and you don't risk cracking the plastic support on the taillight as a result.
I've seen people put duct tape on the light and pull back with the tape
Excellent video as usual - I just completed the repair today and I have a few suggestions:
1. turn off the auto door switch to the left of the steering wheel. Commenters seem to suggest otherwise, but for me it shut down any auto function including dash switch, door handles and remote [I would double check your vehicle]. Aside from not accidentally sucking the cable inside, it is much easier to complete the repair with it off, allowing you to position the door wherever you want.
2. Once I was ready to remove the roller, I pushed the door only about 1/3 open, supported the door, removed 12mm bolts - and because I only opened the door a smaller amount, you can just slide the roller to the rear without needing to slide the door outward, and you have plenty of space for the swap.
3. I had a severely rusted pin on one side. My best guess is that someone replaced it previously and did NOT grease the pin. Bad Person. If I were to do this again, I would get a new pin from Honda ... they are available at Amazon and hondapartsnow. In fact the "Female" half of the bracket [that bolts to the door] is pretty cheap on HPN.. they have the pin for $10 and door side bracket for $16.
I'm speaking about the 2005-2010 vans, if you have previous Gen, you can find complete pairs [china] on Amazon. As it happened for me, I spent an hour trying to get the original apart, then went to the junkyard, that one was worse and I destroyed the pin, so after another hour I finally got the original pin out in one piece. But If I have any future problems, I'll get all new parts.
4. I would take the time to clean out the track the rollers move in. Mine was full of old grease and I assume bits of disintegrating wheels. I cleaned it thoroughly with WD-40 and then used spray lube that is not supposed to collect grime.
He is back! and spot on for a repair I need to do! This explains why the door on our 2007 does not close/open every time (beeps and backs up) and when it opens you can hear a ka-thud ka-thud from the broken pulley wheels . Thank you!
is that what the big pop thud is?? Odyssey replaced my motor and it didn't do ANYTHING. Still makes the noise. I think it is this wheel for sure. I have a 2014.
On the few I have done I found it easier to knock the pin out and leave the slotted portion on the door, but whatever floats your boat :)
Try and pull it straight? Eric, there is no try!
Great video, and very informative. Now I believe I can fix this myself. In your experience, do you find many Odyssey's like this with peeling paint? My 2004 is half white and half primer gray. Yuck!
I talked with a guy that was the original owner of a 2007 with bad paint to. Other than the paint his still ran great after 215,000mi. My 2005 still has a decent paint job. If you've kept wax on your car it the paint.
Fantastic video! The dealership was going to charge us over $1000 to get the door working again. I am no mechanic (far from it). However, we replaced the roller assembly (a $30 item) using your step-by-step instructions and the door is working perfectly again. Thanks so much Eric!!
Dude, keep the cunning sly remarks, makes the video 9 million times more entertaining
Eric, the 2005-2010 Odys don't have the twist cable adjustment behind the trim panel that you showed from your earlier video. The later models use two white tabs on the motor assembly that you have to pull up to put slack in the cable. When you're done you push them back down to put the spring tension back on. Another trick is to turn off the power to the doors and you can move the door manually and put it wherever you want it. I usually just open the door to where the rear of the door swings out and then work the trim piece from there. Then you can move it back a ways to replace the roller.
Great tips. Thanks!
THANK YOU! I couldn't figure out how to get slack in the cables without that wheel to twist. My wife's is a 2010 model.
So glad ETCG is back! Missed it for sure
Merry Xmas Eric
Best Teacher Ever
Merry Xmas to you too!
Go to Home Depot and pick up a pair of textured rubber coated gloves. You will be amazed how easy it will be to remove this style of taillights. I tried for over an hour to remove the tail lights on my Hyundai Tucson. Tried the gloves and they came right off no problem.
I'll have to try that. Thanks!
I really respect your approach to repairs and how you walk through them. Your sense of humor and humility make these equally entertaining and informative. I'm grateful for the effort it takes to produce these videos!
would it not be nice if honda made it so the parts that wear can be taken off the bracket? Would sure be sweet to unscrew the little axles and screw in new ones, or just install new wheels with a retaining clip in minutes.
Let me guess by the aftermarket wheels it had PAX tires 😂
RedLineBandits I have a 2009 EX-L W/ Nav & DVD, and I avoided the Touring for that reason 💀
The 2009 didn't come with pax on the touring. honda realized that nobody wanted it and switched to regular tires starting in 2008. they still had the option for pax with the 7 spoke wheels but most have the 5 spoke wheels w/o pax.
The switch happened in 2008 with the facelift. 2007 got the new, strengthened transmission though
Glad to see actual repairs from an actual mechanic without all the preachy rants. As it turns out, I have to do this very repair on wife's '05 Odyssey, so very useful info! Thanks!!!!
I like how cars make you a lier where the problem area works fine when you show it to others but in solitude all the problems come back but that's the life of working on cars
The more careful I am, the more seems to go wrong. So frustrating, but at least I now know it doesn't only happen to me. Great job and thanks for another awesome video. Have a happy New Year.
Merry Christmas to you and your family, Eric! Praying for a safe and prosperous New Year as well. God bless.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours as well!
Our 2008 had so many sliding door problems I think they replaced/fixed at least 8 times under warranty. We finally traded it in. But I wish I had seen this video back when we still had it! FYI - you can turn off the power slide door feature and manually open it as much or little as you wish.
Eric and his Penetrating Oil, it's like Captain Sparklez and his calories
Glad to see u back Eric. hope your battery is fully charged.stay dirty..
Thank you for this tutorial. We just watched it and fixed our van in 15 minutes!!!
Thank you so much for this video! I did the repair on my wife’s 2008 Odyssey after watching the video, and you were so thorough I didn’t even have to pull it up again while doing it!
It only took me 45 minutes and 1 beer!
Thanks again!
I always time projects in beers.
If I EVER drop anything small, it jumps into another dimension, never to be seen again.
Tip: Instead of fiddling around with the window, there's an easy way to get the door to stop at any point along it's travel. If you push forwards on the inner handle of the door while it is opening, the door will stop in whatever position it is in. Only works with the inner handle though, pulling the outer one just closes it again. I feel like knowing that would have helped a lot, you could have just cracked the door open a little bit rather than trying to slide that metal piece out from behind it without scratching things.
Thanks a ton for the video! Need to do this on our Odyssey, so your timing couldn't have been better.
Cool. Thanks for the tip!
Or just switch the auto open/close to off position and you can manually slide the door.
Thank for the very helpful and accurate description for making this repair. It saved me $450 for just the labor from the Honda dealer. Buying the Honda part over Amazon, saved me another $25.
Did u buy genuine Honda or aftermarket?
@7:23 Oh hey there Eric. ;)
lol!
Someone else mentioned already that the door motors on these 3rd gens are completely different than the 2nd gen motor you showed. I made a video where I replaced the cable on the door opener on my 3rd gen and it shows how to give it slack, and even the internals of the motor: th-cam.com/video/P6IDuQc2fLs/w-d-xo.html
Eric returns to YT, and demos the exact thing I need to do next. What a champ.
Ryan are we related,this is strange,we carry the same last name.
Marking the footprint with a marker doesn't necessarily work. I replaced some for someone and the footprint on the hinge was different size. I still had to adjust it by trial and error after I installed them.
Strong the force is with this young one.
I feel your pain with that tail light assembly. Day 2 of getting my 2014 ford escape I went to replace the brake light and chipped the corner of the lens. No bueno...
2:36....oops..weld it back on!
You should’ve turned off the power sliding door it would’ve been the same thing
1:33 The Force is strong with this one.
I just wanted to say thank you for such an excellently prepared and narrated video. I replaced this part on both of my slider doors yesterday. Because of your instruction, the entire job took me about an hour to finish both doors. I am especially grateful that you didn't edit out the two "errors" you made in breaking the tail light plastic and in letting the c-ring fly away from the hinge pin. These allowed me to avoid making the same mistake on my own van. Each one of these would have been a thousand dollar repair at the dealership. Your instruction just saved me $2,000. Thank you.
3:45 Thats incase someone has there head sticking out of the window.
Wouldn't want to accidentally teach your kids and/or dog about the French Revolution.
Excellent video! I’ve got a 2001 so will watch the other video. Thank you!
Wait, what happened to Brian?
Brian isn't always available. Derek is local and is also friends with the owner of this van. In fact, whenever I work on it, Derek just drives it to the shop so we can fix it and shoot videos.
EricTheCarGuy Awww. Shame. I love Brian. :)
Thank you for this video. Because of it, I just made this repair. I’m reasonably handy but no mechanic by a long shot. You made it clear and easy and prepared me very well for it. And the part was under $20! Thank you!
No I don't have an odyssey cause I'm not a soccer mom lol.
Any ideas why the door would close in too far then not seat properly? It's a little loose and pops out a bit making the car think it's open and beep at me the while ride!
1:48 coming in clutch with the Vanna White
question
i own 2001 honda odyssey
parking lights and dashboard lights dont work
i looked on driver side see if i can change slot 9 as of (10-a) nothing
would you know what fuse it is or would it be day time lights ?
Glad you're back!!!!
There is !!!! ..NO...!!!! video showing how to replace / repair the top & bottom rollers.
7:23 EXTRA THICCC
You know what I love about the Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna - in the right conditions you can make the front wheels sing.
Made my own tool to help get the cable back in. Took an old flat head screwdriver and cut a notch in the center. Put the end in the hole then use the screwdriver to push the cable into place. Take care not to stab yourself. This gives you a lot more slack then using needle nose.
Were you able to do this without marring the cable? The pliers looked to chew up the cable a bit.
Eric - even when you're not doing videos like this that help me greatly, I dig watching your stuff for pure entertainment. I've been watching for many years - so thanks a ton for all of it! :)
THANKS ERIC!!!!!! I have to do one of these tomorrow! I will definitely give you a shout out for this!!!
Thankyou to EricTheCarGuy. Dealership wanted 200+ to fix and I had the part. I followed Eric step by step and it went well for my 2007 Odessey. Thanks for the heads up about pulling out the tail light. Was also able to reattach the cables first time using your technique. thanks again.
Hey Eric, fixed the passenger door with no problems however the driver side went together just as easy but now when the door shifts all the way open it still acts like it wants to open & the Moyer starts to grind & I get the safety beep, Any thoughts? ( thanks for your videos they’ve helped tons!)
Did you figure this out? I have the same issue
Just wanted to say thanks! I just replaced the roller on the driver side of my 2008 odyssey and it went almost without a hitch (1st screw was not magnetic and it took a bit to figure that out). I would bet I would have totally broken that tail assembly had you not left that part in the video so extra thanks. Great video and super helpful!
I love my minivans. Yes, I am a little weird. But the electric doors are a pain. As cool as they are, they can be a challenge. Chrysler seem to be easier to work on subjectively, but it's still work, and very expensive so this was a good video for Honda owners for sure.
ERIC YOURE DOING IT WRONG!!! YOURE NOT SUPPOSED TO BREAK THE PASTIC ON THAT TAIL LIGHT!
SO glad to see you back Eric! Thanks for the video!
I have minor experience fixing cars with my dad. This video was very helpful and my 10yo son and I replaced the rollers on our Odyssey! I found that small, jewelry needle-nosed pliers were needed for me to get the leverage I needed to work off the cable. Thanks for making this video and saving me $1000!
Hey Eric, thanks for making this video. Quick question: When I press the button to open my passenger sliding door, sometimes it opens seemingly flawlessly. But sometimes, it struggles to open, can't open, and then reseals itself shut. In this scenario, the door doesn't move at all, just sort of unlatches, then tries to open, can't, then relatches shut.
I'm not sure if I should replace the center rollers or whether to replace the rear latch assembly(maybe not replace, but take out and regrease all the little components). Any insight? Thanks again for the great channel.
I have the same issue. Did you figure it out?
@@ramblinman7153 white lithium grease on all three rollers per door
I'm now going to find a friend with one of these vans. Not to help with the repair, but to lounge provocatively in the trunk.
Followed the video step-by-step. First side took about 1.5 hours as I was watching and re-watching segments of the video while taking my time. Second side was 30 minutes and I had my 12 year old son do most of it. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Whenever I have an issue with my Odyssey I check out your videos and you usually have the answer. You have saved me thousands of dollars on repairs.
Omg yes yes yes and yes 🤣 oh god I miss that van 😭had to give her up feb 15. Yes I remember the date. Don’t hate man. Car love ain’t logical.
Also, freakin love Eric the car guy. Awesome dude. Stay Excellent my man.
Nice job, Eric. I like the editing and the filming style in this one.
I just changed mine on our 2010 Odyssey. The doors are now like new again! Thank you so much for this video!
Hey good video just if you don't want to deal with door alignment issues use a small hammer to punch the pin out at the hinge while it is still on the car. Works great🛠️
Thank you so much for your work. I enjoy it, I learn, and I can follow it to get the job done myself. You saved me a lot of frustration and time. My wife is happy her van is working well again.
Unfortunately my cable broke on my driver’s side door. It’s gonna be a very hard or expensive fix
Thanks for posting this - it was helpful. And thanks for being honest about the cables and the "right way" to do it.
Had the same van, I used to cry 😩 when a tail light went bad
ETC nice to have you back man
I need to help my friend do the same kind of repair in his van. Great thing you showed how to do that Eric ;) Keep 'em coming! :)
Thanks Eric. Friday's have just not been the same without you. These types of videos are definitely your niche. DIY advisor and fix it forward'r!!!!! Awesome and thanks again!!
Great video. One of the best instructional videos I've watched for auto repair. I did what you did and it worked like a charm, super straight forward. It sucks that you broke the light but if you hadn't I would have. Thank you.
OMG! This is the same problem my parents 2006 Odyssey has. Thank God for making this video. I can't wait to get it fixed for them! :)
I wish to heaven that you had a odyssey spark plug video. I did last spring and had a fun and aggravating time! As always I am glad to see you back, I hope you had a well rested break. Love the fairmont, what a monster! Merry Christmas!
obadiah7771 Yeah, vans with FWD V6s can indeed be aggravating... did valve cover gaskets on our Odyssey last spring, wrestling that rear cover out was quite the challenge.
Glad you're back. Seems you had an awful lot of fun shooting this one :)
Don’t feel bad Eric and I did the same thing with my moms 05 Honda Odyssey on the exact same side. Idk what is about the side of the tail light
My door opens 95% every time but it won't park against the lower bumper. Which stops the handle from working to close it. Any ideas on
Scott Tyndalls Home Shop TH-cam I just performed this repair today and have the exact same problem. Have you found the solution?
@@jonathanratcliffe1924 the lower guide has rollers on it that has to roll over a spring loaded piece that holds the door in the open position. A temp fix is to put a tiny amount of grease in the track because what's has more than likely happened is your rollers have locked up. Permanent replace the lower hinge/guide.
Scott Tyndalls Home Shop TH-cam Thanks. I would like to try that. What type of grease did you use?
@@jonathanratcliffe1924 just used white lithium, just a dab will do ya.
Scott Tyndalls Home Shop TH-cam Thanks. I will try that.
How convenient this video just came out today, I'm about to do the same repair on my wife's '09 model. Also, it's nice to have repair videos back!
th-cam.com/users/EricTheCarGuy
+EricTheCarGuy, I'm going to be doing both doors on my wife's van. I followed the links you posted to www.hondapartsnow.com. Is that an affiliate link? And, do you have a discount code for that?
Not affiliate link and no discount. Sorry.
No big deal, I still gotta buy the parts either way. just thought if you had an affiliate link my $90 purchase could score you like $.009 or something lol
If replacing the rollers doesn't work, then try the latch motor assembly. If the motor sounds weak when latching the door in the it is most likely the latch motor