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Oldsmobile silhouette power sliding door repair.
Dorman side sliding door roller assembly 924 126.
Power sliding door motor replacement cost.
The door closes but may not be latched.
I wire brushed the plate then it closed and opened fine.
The sliding side door on my e250 works as it should from the inside but i can t open it from the outside.
When the button is pushed to close the power sliding door it closes then opens again.
The average cost for an oldsmobile silhouette power sliding door motor replacement is between 2 846 and 2 883.
Both power sliding doors must be closed and in the latched position.
See more 2000 oldsmobile silhouette questions get your car fixed.
Labor costs are estimated between 141 and 178 while parts are priced at 2 705.
Oldsmobile silhouette sliding door track and guides may become worn 10 reports.
The power sliding door on my 2001 oldsmobile silhouette isn t working.
Help i had the same problem with mine on the door there is a metal contact that gets coroded.
When i press the button on the inside of the door the center panel or even the remote i don t get any sound as though it is try.
Place the on off switch in he overhead console to the off position.
I changed the fuse as it wasn t closing before.
The power sliding side door on my oldsmobile 2002 silhouette keep opening and shutting continuously.
This book measures 8 5 x 11 and is 0 25 thick.
On april 18 2001 oldsmobile recalled 477 011 oldsmobile silhouette.
Press and hold the b pillar power sliding door open close switch.
Dorman oe solutions with power sliding door.
Oldsmobile silhouette side sliding door roller assembly.
Minivans equipped with passenger side power sliding doors.
Learn about this problem why it occurs and how to fix it.
This manual covers all 1997 1998 oldsmobile silhouette chevy venture pontiac trans sport models including gs gl se gls that are equipped with the power sliding door.
What is causing this and what can be done to make sure it doesn t happen anymore.
I have a 1998 oldsmobile silhouette.
