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What, no "clicks"? Not even one?
Ray, it would be handy if you put a link in Part 1 to this video as after I followed the link to Part 1 I couldn't find my may back to this video without doing a search. Thanks. BTW, your "Yes, it's doing it! It's doing it!" was marvelous. I've been there and it is only a second to that feeling when a stuck nut/bolt breaks free (without breaking 🙂).
Yeah…would have thought limiters were mechanically set
doors that open themsleves , cars that park themselves , what next , cars that operate automatically by mind control for quardaplegics ????
put a small rare earth magnet on your driver, removes gravity
We, what a wizard !
Well done, Ray. I hate these things, they are a problem waiting to happen. Who needs a motor and various solenoids to open a liftgate? Only that strange subspecies of human, people who buy new cars.
No voice can not hear anything from you
Love your hat. Great job.
Isn’t it more an engaging solenoid rather than a locking solenoid? Just wondering.
Did you know from experience about that "trick" or did you just get lucky? If the latter, you ARE the auto whisperer.
I really like the philosophy of getting the harder-to-reach fasteners first.
it's like the meal philosophy I learned as a kid. "Eat the Brussels sprouts first to get them off the plate, and use the rest of the meal to help erase the taste."
Anyome ever tell you ..you look like a younger version of Ted Nugent?
Once again,you ARE,Ray the van man.👍😃
Factory parts that's the way to go. Pay once!
Hey, Rainman, have you ever had experience with fixing cars under an "extended warranty"? Do they dictate what parts you need to use (new vs used)? Does the shop have trouble getting paid? I personally don't think they're worth the money, but what experience have you had? Enjoy your videos, even though I pretty much should not be allowed near an engine!
finally he did facecam
Love the channel, but "blowpar?" Why dog them…we got it, your allegiance to GM, but wow.
Hey there Mr” rays you doing” a”😃” good job on” those” automobile”💰” from lightning “
When you're too lazy to use your own arms and hands to open and close it.
Man that van is clean as hell.
Did I hear you go: reeeeeeeeeee
Dodge, Chrysler, Fiat, B'low par?
No need for motorized hatch openings, it's the current thing, my VW Golf R STICK of course, is no motor, i use my hand, in one of the cutouts…..keep it simple…GOLF R put stuff where it belongs, handling, super quick, super comfortable,
AWESOME Ray!
Ray to the Rescue
There is no way this happened. I have the same year and model van. Got it dirt cheap with a blown transmission. And the same issue with the rear door motor not working. I was just going to leave it alone. After this video of yours, I fixed it. Thank you sir for this content and well narrated video. This van of mine is in like new condition with a rebuilt trans and now a working lift motor.
By the way the miles on this van is a staggering 231068 miles. And runs drives like a brand new one. Looks nothing like it’s age.
I didn’t do any thing to have to collaborate the part. It worked right out the box as it should have. Don’t know what happened with this in the video.
It takes a slight turn on the gears to over come the pressure on the gas stay .
You are awsome
cool hat,,, just curious, when did you move to Australia. So if I send you a Canadian Leaf T-Shirt, would you wear that on your videos?
A nice clean and well maintained van …cleaner than the Chevy Vans 😅
Looks like the one we had, damn liftgate drove the dealer crazy. I still have the latch they replaced that didn't fix it. Anytime the temperature was below 70 it wouldn't open or close correctly.
Parts cannon
I was imagining you putting it all back together, then finding out there was a recalibration button on the motor…
I am glad to see you go that extra mile for perfection, good job.
this is a cost why is this even a thing are we too damn lazy to open things really ??? this is the problem you keep buying it they will keep building it its a parts world and not good parts we use to take GMC FORD chevy and others and build great cars AMC parts from us you was able to rebuild something i dont think we save anything by doing this back in the day when i did this we could fix stuff now you need tools that cost more than the car and tech that know how to use them for what i ask?????
same way of thinking not why it happened but how it happened like the game of clue well done keep doing you
I would had lightly greased the gears.
I learned a few i things on this one 👍
To hold a screw on the end of a screwdriver for starting it, take a short piece of electrical tape and poke the screw through it from the sticky side, tape it onto the tip of the screwdriver by pulling the tape back along the shank. After the screw is started just pull the the screwdriver back and the screw head will just pull througt the tape. Chewing gum works also but not as solidly and you have to chew all the flavor out before it gets sticky enough.
People are so lazy. An automatic door is nice when it works, but not critical enough to repair.
Compared to euro car this is terrible complicated mechanism, that also takes lot of space.
VERY CLEAN for a 2005-2007
If you ever have a Nissan Versa or Murano with liftgate that won't open, the problem isn't in the liftgate. It's the right front door lock actuator. The ground for the rear liftgate goes through the RF door lock actuator and it's a common failure point. Just thought I'd pass that along.
Part should have gone on in the closed position
Part was installed wrong
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