VW Transporter, Caravelle, California Electric sliding door repair.

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  • Опубліковано 19 бер 2017
  • A video on how to replace the cables that operate the electric sliding doors,
    this is my way of doing things, others may be different, any tips or improvements leave a comment.

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  • @1jzAll
    @1jzAll Місяць тому +1

    Perfect video! One of the best explained I've seen and ive watched plenty. Thank you. I did the job in around 3hrs and it worked first time.
    I would definitely have done it wrong without your help.

  • @margaretterris1925
    @margaretterris1925 Місяць тому

    Fantastic video thanks

  • @duncanpeacock3444
    @duncanpeacock3444 7 років тому +2

    Excellent help just done my left hand door in 3 1/2 hours, your video was invaluable

  • @musakavalci9470
    @musakavalci9470 7 років тому +1

    great stuff! explained well, credit to you and keep the vids coming.

  • @hendersonjp
    @hendersonjp 7 років тому +1

    nice job ,first time i have seen one of these done

  • @dpoid
    @dpoid 7 років тому +1

    mine has just broken great video. really helpful thanks

  • @yonassane
    @yonassane 4 роки тому

    Your video is gold! You helped me sooooo much today, thanks a lot!

  • @alexherpin2358
    @alexherpin2358 5 років тому

    THX mate, Got the job done today.

  • @tooyoungtobeold8756
    @tooyoungtobeold8756 6 років тому

    Excellent video

  • @mackubecka
    @mackubecka 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you very much for video. I successfully fixed my Multivan doors :-)

  • @franzbaur2766
    @franzbaur2766 3 роки тому

    Sehr schön erklärt, das hilft mir weiter!

  • @stanvandamme7333
    @stanvandamme7333 Місяць тому +1

    I looked at your video again again. And actually my linkage tube is not the same as yours so this is where the issue is. You have two exposed contacts on the your linkage and somehow I have only one. I guess this is the difference between left and right side and I guess I have a left linkage and pulleys set on my original part that i took apart because it was broken ! Damn !

    • @karlswain3652
      @karlswain3652 17 днів тому

      i think you're talking about the same issue i have. My central metal pin has a flange on both sides. meaning the white wheels need two openings around the centre bore, like he has in this video. But the kit i bought (for a 2010 caravelle) which says it'll fit...only has a single opening on each wheel

  • @jenzgehtslos
    @jenzgehtslos 3 роки тому

    Great video, thanks! 👍🏼😊

  • @fedmetalplus8087
    @fedmetalplus8087 5 років тому +1

    Thanks bro. Good information.

  • @stephenriley4526
    @stephenriley4526 3 роки тому +5

    Thank you so much for posting this video, it made what seemed like a daunting repair quite straightforward. I have one tip that can help to put the two wheels together, and trying to bring the tensioning spring into line. I used a length of the old cable, created a loop, and used the loop to pull the spring round as I put the outer wheel into place.

    • @gdargaud
      @gdargaud 2 місяці тому

      A simpler solution is to put first the wheel without spring in place (for the closing). Then the 2nd one (for the opening) _with_ the spring. When you put it in it's easy to pull the spring with pliers in order to tension it properly.

    • @stephenriley4526
      @stephenriley4526 2 місяці тому

      I had to repeat the same fix on the otherside of the van. This time I spotted the two holes in the cable wheels that align when the tension is taken up. With a drill bit of the right dimension, I was able lock the two wheels with the spring pre-tensioned, wrap the cables around the respective wheels and slide them onto the motor drive spindle. Pull out the drill bit and see a slight twist as the tension is taken up in the cable. This seems to be the purpose of the holes, and makes sense to me.

  • @dorkoerner
    @dorkoerner 4 роки тому

    Vielen vielen Dank für das mega gute Video :) .
    Bei mir hat es super geklappt. Danke.

  • @LionelMinnaar
    @LionelMinnaar 2 роки тому

    Bro, thanks so much for doing this!!! Helped me so much and saved me sooooo much money 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

  • @hillebrandstreet1882
    @hillebrandstreet1882 2 роки тому

    excellent video

  • @warwickgooch
    @warwickgooch Рік тому

    Quality video 🙏🏼 just fixed my drivers side door using your method, a bit fiddly! & couldn’t have done it otherwise 🍺

  • @BJXLP
    @BJXLP 6 років тому

    You’re the man

  • @yannickthibaud3380
    @yannickthibaud3380 2 роки тому

    Hello, great, thanks for this vidéo
    Have à Nice Day 😉

  • @bikingbazza
    @bikingbazza 5 років тому +2

    Getting the sliding door cover panel back on. I found I had to remove the fuse that powered the motor to allow me to slide the door to the position that allows the panel to slide back in. On our 2011 Caravelle it was located in the set under the passenger seat. It was one of the the large ones at the rear on the passenger side. It may take some searching of fuse layout diagrams and trial and error to find the right one on other versions!!!

  • @garyhorswill1761
    @garyhorswill1761 4 роки тому

    I’ve used this video to help me fix both doors on my Caravelle. The only slight change I’ve made is fit everything except the shorter cable to the door. Then use the pretension in the spring once it’s all secured in its housing to then attach to the visible door.

    • @BB-vg6ji
      @BB-vg6ji 2 роки тому

      Hello, the repairs kits are the same for left and right door? Is there something different between the two kits? I bought kits for left and right and on the left side the plastic rolls are different...

  • @ozanozdil
    @ozanozdil 6 років тому

    Thanks bro.

  • @mark_just_mark
    @mark_just_mark 6 років тому +1

    At 36mins45secs...
    The way I 'caught the spring' was to use a 'U' shaped loop of thin wire around it and simply pull the spring arm down with the wire between the wheels. Once the spring is located you can let go of one end of the wire and pull it out using the other end.
    Other than that I followed the video and my door is back in action
    Thanks

  • @eojeel
    @eojeel 2 роки тому

    Thanks for this video I just managed to sort my sliding door after months of being broken.
    Also treated myself to the same 24" bolt cutter/ come crimpers 😂

  • @imdatgunes348
    @imdatgunes348 3 роки тому

    Teşekkür ederim

  • @EmeyeP
    @EmeyeP 3 роки тому +2

    One of the best how to videos I've seen. Does anyone know where the kit comes from? Is it a VW part? The electric doors were disabled years ago before I bought my T5 - they even removed some of the buttons - I'd love to reinstate the power, but the motors will need checking first.

  • @bjarteskintveit2039
    @bjarteskintveit2039 6 років тому

    great video. really helpful, but looks very dificult...

  • @TheMaximateo
    @TheMaximateo 5 років тому

    good man ;)

  • @nasseral-momen1463
    @nasseral-momen1463 6 років тому

    Great video mate. My door is not making that sound. I think my door pinch sensor is either faulty or the wire has broken. Can you help me as to where I could find the wire for the pinch seam sensor in the door rubber? Cheers much appreciated

  • @Ded45935
    @Ded45935 Рік тому

    Супер 👍🏻

  • @paulstephenson5604
    @paulstephenson5604 4 роки тому

    Great video, followed it to the letter but discovered my problem was the bolt on roller guide towards the front end. Its a crappy plastic thing compared to the rear roller. Anyone know where I can get this part by itself, looked everywhere 🙁

  • @davidjames6014
    @davidjames6014 2 роки тому

    Mine did exactly the same as yours this morning your video makes
    Me want to attempt it. Where’s the best place to get the kit ? Is it a vw main dealer part?

  • @markpenniston
    @markpenniston 3 роки тому

    Great Video. Where did u buy the kit from please?

  • @magnusjorborg8124
    @magnusjorborg8124 6 років тому +1

    Thx any chance of a video on how to get the last cover back ,,,

  • @mikeholmes7164
    @mikeholmes7164 3 роки тому

    What's the bolt head type on bolts holding the rail on the van? None of my spline bits fit, so I need to buy the right bit before I can get on with this. TIA

  • @MrDickiedido
    @MrDickiedido 4 роки тому

    Great video Ramage52, My door is making exactly the same noise so I’m going to tackle this, two questions; how do you know how long to cut the new cables (taking into account stretching etc) and did the noise go away after it settled down? Cheers!

    • @ramage52
      @ramage52  4 роки тому +2

      Thanks. If you watch from about 26.00 onwards it explains how to do it. The noise did go away, it took a week or so. Hope this helps 👍

  • @romell73
    @romell73 6 років тому

    While I am unscrew my door I broke the sensor and my car system does not recognised that the door close I get message door open . What I should do

  • @bobsparkes6361
    @bobsparkes6361 5 років тому

    hi the push pins that hold the panel in place are badly worn , can you tell me the correct name for them so i can order some replacements please .. the ones have a small ring of rubber on and they no longer move .. thanks

  • @trinifirst6702
    @trinifirst6702 6 років тому

    Anyone knows if a 1998 Vanagon's sliding down can be converted to a power door?

  • @surinwichchuwong8278
    @surinwichchuwong8278 3 роки тому

    Thanks
    How can I get replacement kit?

  • @michaelkjrsgaard276
    @michaelkjrsgaard276 5 років тому

    Hi! I need help. Where can I buy the spare parts?

  • @otomobilgurmesi156
    @otomobilgurmesi156 5 років тому

    Hi bro.Where can I get the replacement kit

  • @stanvandamme7333
    @stanvandamme7333 Місяць тому

    Hi my pulleys on the motor are not the same as yours. they are like on the left side. I am baffled but anyway I bought same set as you are showing on the video but when I put the metal tube to make the link to the motor there is not way the two pulley have any slack or pretension they are fixed locked. My original pulley show a symbol R and are original never replaced. Do you recall if the inside of the pulley that linked to the metal tube were half moon ? I am baffled. Everywhere on the internet it shows right being like what you have and what I bought but not what I had originally! Can you help me?

  • @GTCRSHR1
    @GTCRSHR1 6 років тому

    Using a kit are you able to convert from a manual door to a auto ? (ie is all the mounting there for it ?)

  • @nasseral-momen1463
    @nasseral-momen1463 5 років тому

    I know you posted this video last year. I've been searching everywhere to convert my automatic doors to manual. I'm fed up with the issues. I'm wondering. Besides removing the cables what else needs to be done to convert to fully manual. Any help would be great

    • @ramage52
      @ramage52  5 років тому

      All I'd say would be to remove the cables and remove the fuse for the system to save it bringing on any lights. What issues are you having?

    • @nasseral-momen1463
      @nasseral-momen1463 5 років тому

      @@ramage52 hi. Thanks for the reply. Well the cables are snapped on both electric doors. I have a parasitic drain as well. Now I dont know where the drain is from and this is the second time replacing the cables. So I would like to cancel the electrics all together to be honest but dont want other issues coming up with the ECU

  • @guymanser8374
    @guymanser8374 5 місяців тому

    Any links for the kit?

  • @samuelvincentvella
    @samuelvincentvella 3 роки тому

    Do you offer this repair as a professional service?

  • @suzyharries4977
    @suzyharries4977 6 років тому

    LHS door pulleys were installed differently and having removed them, I am now confused as to how to put them back!

    • @margaretterris1925
      @margaretterris1925 16 днів тому

      I have same problem…can you remember if it’s opposite

  • @user-yh6ys5ub6r
    @user-yh6ys5ub6r 2 місяці тому

    Ще походить

  • @stephenwain7928
    @stephenwain7928 7 місяців тому +1

    Y.?

  • @musakavalci9470
    @musakavalci9470 7 років тому +1

    great stuff! explained well, credit to you and keep the vids coming.