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- This is a detailed, step-by-step tutorial video showing you exactly how to lubricate the sliding side doors on a Honda Odyssey.
For best results, use WD40 White Lithium: amzn.to/2BEQKuy
Over time, dirt, grime and debris build up in the tracks of the doors. Eventually, mechanical failure will occur if the door tracks aren't periodically lubricated. I'd recommend an annual lubrication.
Am an uber driver and i use the door 20 times a day on my 2009 Honda Odyssey. When the door started acting up i used the white lithium and it works great now. the door closes all the way and i didn't have to spend $ on a mechanic. The Honda dealership wanted $300 for new rollers. I spend $6 on the grease and got the job done. Thank you
Hi. What's the name of the product you used? Thanks
@@itzkimzstuff It's WD40 White Lithium.
Thanks so much! I can't wait to try it on my 2013. Your video is clear, easy to follow, and has good moments of zooming in. Thanks for making it informative!
Well done excellent camera coverage. Your voice audio was good quality and the music was mixed low so we can hear and understand you.I came from a professional video & film background and I own a 2006 Honda Odyssey EX with 450,000 miles. Keep up the good work!
450K! Wow. My kids tore this one up. Thanks for the kind words.
@@DANDLINC @Kim Walker nailed it! Music should be in the background! and your voice audio was good quality. I don't know about you but I want to know more about Kim who claims to have about 1/2 a million miles on a 2006. That Kim, she gets around so if her van's a rocking, just try to keep up.
My 06 is under 116kmiles. One door hung up due to failed part (maybe due to lack of this maintenance). Both doors need lubed (is why I'm watching this video).
I have a 2004 and it has 236,000 miles. Runs so quiet and everything still works... even the cruise control. Most reliable car I've owned
Just used this method and it worked great for me. My 2009 Odyssey door would close about 75% then stop and open back up. I believe applying the WD40 White Lithium to the hinges loosened what needed loosened and now the door closes great. Thanks!
You missed the middle roller, you can see it from the back side of the door when its open. Yes these rollers can be a real pain to replace. Thanks for the video!
Great video, exactly what happened to the sliding doors of our Honda Odyssey 2013 and your method cleaning helped! THANK YOU!
I have been thinking I need to lubricate the sliding doors. Thanks for taking the time to make this video! It is very thorough. Every odyssey owner needs to do this lubrication.
Do not use white lith on those rubber door gaskets! Use silicone spray or grease or armor all. And keep the grit out of that bottom slider... blow it out with compressed air before you grease it and make sure you get the axle of the big steel wheel. It supports most of the weight of the door.
Supposedly, this spray is not harmful to plastics...so maybe it's o.k. for rubber gaskets(?)
The Specialist White Lithium Grease Spray is for Metal on Metal, not for rubber. I think it's not a bigger deal if you only apllied for a bit.
Will the white lith mess anything up?
@@katymendez362 No
Honda OEM application for the rubber is Honda Genuine Shin-Etsu Grease which is silicone grease.
White Lithium grease is petroleum-based material, which may deteriorate the rubber around the doors ... Should use silicon based grease.
Great demonstration. I have this same "05 Odyssey. I have never lobricated the sliding doors. It just never occur to me that it is necessary. Thank you very much, for sharing.
This worked for me - Thank you! I had an almost-impossible-to-move manual sliding door on a 2014 Odyssey. I failed to figure out whether the top, middle, or bottom rollers were the most important, but after all of them, it rolled easily.
All good reminders. I'm having door "securing" issues and it very well could be due to lack of preventive lubrication maintenance. Thanks for the refresher, sir.
Just did this to my 07, works like a charm. Thank you
At 2:13 in to the video you can see that the bump stop for the upper roller is missing. That missing bump stop will eventually cause door alignment issues.
Very helpful video. I'm putting this job on my "to do" list as one of my doors is REALLY bad! (and dangerous if you think about it).
Everything is great. Except that I would not use white lithium grease on rubber seals because it deteriorates the rubber. You need something with silicone or good old 303 aerospace protectant. Also, white lithium grease attracts dust and dirt. I like to use Tri-Flow lubricant instead.
12/16/20 Thank you! 2006 Honda Odyssey electric doors! 💯
I'm doing this tomorrow! Thanks for the info!
You are SO good at this!
Great information and completely understandable. Thank you.
I was told by dealer NOT to grease because the grease holds dirt and grit and makes the rollers break down faster. I constantly struggle with these doors, especially in ice and snow. I can't believe Honda did not change or improve this design from 2005-2010..
Grease will attract more crud for sure. Silicone spray is a better alternative. And it won't harm the rubber like grease can. Silicone won't last as long as grease, but it honestly takes me 2 minutes per door on my wife's 2013 odyssey. I do it 3 times per year & the doors still operate like new. Hope this helps.
@@bertofehr you recommend a specific brand or type?
@@theticoboy , I prefer & use Blaster industrial strength. CRC is good to. 👍
@@theticoboy WD40 makes a silicone spray as well.
Great video....I'm getting to go to the garage and lubricate my sliding doors. Thanks.
I so very happy to see that you did this having the same problem with the my Honda door thank you for the update love you
Just did it in my 09 ody! Thanks man, very useful video!
Just this to my 2006 Odyssey. Fixed the crackle from the top roller, but introduced new crackles on the bottom. The white lithium grease broke down the adhesive between the thin metal strip that the roller rides along and the metal body piece below. Now that thin strip is loose and makes a crackling sound every time I open and shut my door....
Thank you so much that's easy I have those loud doors on my odyssey.
Ours were soooo grindy and loud. Glad you found our video. Please consider subscribing to help our little channel grow. Cheers!
That $7-8 can save you a big hazzle. I had to replace the bearing on one of them doors, it was scraping to the metal. That steel line, is a big pain to put back. So just get that can 👍👍
Just bought my 04 today. I’m experiencing this issue. I’m doing this tomorrow.
Thanks for this. We’ve been dealing with sticky/hesitant sliding doors on our 2004 and hopefully this will resolve it.
When the slider is all the way open grab onto the middle, in the rear, and give a strong tug straight away from the car. If the door comes toward you, more than say one-quarter inch, your "center roller" is shot. The rollers are only vinyl and, unfortunately, crack off need to be replaced periodically. When they crack off, only the post that the roller rotates around is left, it is metal, and it grinds and binds throughout the track. This video may help the longevity, I'm not certain. The repair for the broken center roller can be found on youtube. The repair is easy if don't mind losing the "power" door and much more involved if you want to keep that functionality. Been there twice with my 2005.
Glenn Krzeminski that sounds like what is happening to my door. Going to check it tomorrow.
@@bhyydy6353 did you get it figured out? Just fixed both of my doors myself
Devin Blanco I tried last weekend but having trouble to get the cables back in. It’s very tight. Going to try again again tomorrow. Any pointers?
@BHYYDY I'm not a vehicle mechanic I just work on my family's vehicles to save us money so do whatever your gonna do at your own risk. You'll need tools to remove the panel (I used a skinny flat blade screw-driver) and needle nose pliers to connect the air-plane cable to the rolling door hinge. So it might take you some time but have patience. If not you'll break thing's. You'll have to start removing the back panel with the cup holders, once you do that you'll see a motor with the air plane wires running out of it. To give you more slack look for 2 white clips that are visible. You'll need to slide those white clips up. You need to pinch the back of the clip so it'll slide forward giving you more slack on the cables. I hope this helps and sorry for the late response. If you need anymore help let me know.
Thanks so much. Very helpful for sticky door on my friend's 2004 Odyssey. As it works in with use it improves.
Thank you! That was so helpful. I’m having some issues with my 2010 odyssey and can’t wait to use your method
hopefully you did not do this and ruin your doors. Let us know if you did.
Thank you for posting this!
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Real informative!! Just got a 2007 , Thank you so much.
Good video - was really helpful - any DIY videos for repairing dodgy work that has slight rust formed on the van - I hear of a product called “scratches will happen”
I do this a couple times a year, I've also thought about making some canvas or vinyl strips with magnets sewn in to cover the tracks when I'm camping in desert or parked near the beach. But then I decided that was too obsessive so I have a long tube/nozzle for my air compressor and I blow the tracks out after every long trip.
very detailing video. Thank you for sharing. Very neat garage.
I found recently (thanks Reddit) that if you get a triple-beep at the start of door closing, that it's likely the pinch sensor on the front edge of the door, it's probably bent/dent/stuck a little bit. I spent an hour lubing my door to no avail, then found out about the pinch sensor and it took 30 seconds to fix by hand. I must have bumped it while loading my rooftop box.
should try and clean soiled carpet on oil changes too bro
This seems to work well! I heard more distinct sand noises the first few opens and closes after lubing. My guess is that is normal and any excess dirt gets worked out after running it a few times.
What is the reason to go with white lithium vs any other gen purpose grease?
I got the Odyssey '05, 2 months ago.. one of the sliding doors didn't open from outside, but it did from inside with switch that it's at the driver's door and manually. Then the alarm started to sound, and I had to turn the power switch off (left side of the steering wheelwheel) and it was ok for a while, although windows or sliding doors wouldn't open. Then a light at the dashing board started to indicate a symbol that shows an air bag that disappears by itself, as well as another lights indicating that the sliding doors are open (alternatively, but they don't seem to be open). The lights disappeared by themselves, sometimes with a soft buzzing noise. Now the power switch doesn't work and the door that used to work doesn't want to open either with the control or manually. In the beginning, I changed the battery from the remote control because it had (and still has sometimes) problems locking the door remotely. I don't know what to do... I'm already spending money trying to fix the issue related to the check engine light that turned on (code P0420- changing thermostat and sensor 02, which "it's stock due to the corrosion".. hopefully it won't be necessary to change the catalyst- mobil mechanic is doing the job), only about a month after I got the van.. I have only driven it about 20 times and already spent about $200. trying to fix one single thing 😢.. I won't be able to afford fixing it..It took me about 5 years of savings to be able to buy it. I have a child with many medical conditions, and we can't be risking getting sick by using public transportation. I need advice, please 🙏..Thank you..
hi, i just bought an 05 odyssey too ,2 weeks ago and have almost the same issue,lights, on the dash (DOOR AND SAFETY BAG) ,both sliding door won.'t open automatically. did you fix this issue?note that i already replace the mobil mechanic door on one side. tk you.
So far, that seems to have helped! Thank you!
I need to do this on my 04. Having problems with it closing securely, sometimes it doesn't lock and I have to reopen and push from the outside. I will try to clean and see what happens, thanks!
is it ok now ? I am facing the same problem
This is great! Thanks for this explanation and information!
Thank you very much for this video! I was about to replace the motor
You should also lube the latch mechanisms.
OK Time to do this. Our 2002 Oddy requires muscle to open the sliding doors.
Very useful video!
Thank you for your video. I have a 2006 with manual doors. Thanks again
Very user-friendly video! :)
Het DANDLINC...I enjoyed your HOW-TO on sliding doors...I have a 2007 silver E-XL,2 nd owner.Bought it in 2015 with 103,000....I have only put 20,000 on it so far...I plan to TRAVEL HEAVILY IN THE SW United States.All over the Western U.S....What are your thoughts on OIL...Are you strictly HONDA OIL GUY AND FILTER (5-20w semi-synth is what Honda recommends) or do you or have you talked to OTHER Oddy owners...I'm considering putting 5-30w full synth with a bottle of LUCAS OIL...My Nam Vet Mechanic brother swears by this stuff.Im 58 and will never own another vehicle! I Love my $6900 Silver Wizard E-XL...Are you aware of GTA CAR KITS TO ADD BOTH IPOD,IPAD,IPHONE AND BLUE TOOTH KIT FOR 2005-2010? $170 for both blutooth and Ipod(its the HEART OF MY MUSIC SOURCE) on Road Trips...I'd appreciate some feedback...thanks,Doug OKC
I live on a couple miles of gravel. Will this collect gravel and gravel dust causing further issues? Anyone with a similar situation that can answer I’d appreciate it. Thanks
most lubrication can collect dust and dirt. I would recommend frequent maintenance and washing. Good luck and thanks for the comment.
Thanks for the lubricant
Thanks for the demonstration
why not silicon lubricant instead?
Great video and helpful thanks
and lube up your power window molding tracks with WD 40 water resistant silicone !
Mine has some thick grease in there where you're cleaning. Are you sure you're not supposed to add some type of grease in there after you clean it? Thanks! :)
Minivan? Step one is "clean out 10 years worth of dried snacks from the lower track"
Exactly. I hit that lower track with the vacuum first.
Very helpful!
Thanks, very helpfull video 🙏😃
thanks bro that helps a lot
Thanks for sharing. It helps!
Blasters white lithium spray is a dollar less and you get a couple ounces more.
Thank you
Can I used a regular wd 40??
Thank you, very helpful!!
thanks great information
thanks, I will try that
Thank You 👍
Thank you sir
brilliant!!
I forced the door on my van and now it won't close, it's stuck/jammed wide open.....what can I do?
Jorge Joanna you probably stripped something you never do it manually without switching it to manual mode
@@Joel-qw4ux Thank you
Thanks!
No problem! Thank you!
Ty!
Thanks
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Use AT reseal on the rubber
Do not spray lubricant. Rollers are not supposed to slide, but roll on its internal bearing. By spraying lube you will cause grime, dirt to stick on the tracks. Just change the rollers, buy original because they last longer, and keep the tracks clean and DRY.
great
Di-Electric grease works best for weatherstrip.
Not everyone has a fast connection to watch 12 minutes. I wish there was a fast jump to just the instructions
I wouldn't do this, especially if you live on a gravel road it will just make dust and grit stick to it. Rather wash it with water.
Nah...you're wiping off all the excess grease. Spraying tracks out with water might not be a bad idea, but you should still spray lube in there afterwards (& wipe the excess), because water doesn't lubricate rollers.
U have no idea at all how to lubricate an odyssey.. So far away
This is great! Thanks for this explanation and information!
Great job!
Thank you
Great video!
Thank You!