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99 Ford Windstar -Sliding Door Problem
The doors seem to have a roller that must be missing or flat because it takes a significant amount of effort to open and close either side door. Any ideas and should I tackle the repair or should I take it in?
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Re: 99 Ford Windstar -Sliding Door Problem
First things first, have you cleaned and lubricated all the moving parts? From your profile dust and dirt won't be a big problem, but the humidity in your part of the country can create a really nice sticky goo on rollers, axles, cams, etc. in the door mechanism. Good luck.
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I Had A Similar Problem
Turned out the battery was getting old and tired, not unlike myself, and installing a fresh battery helped correct the sliding door problem.
Just a thought. |
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