Difficulty in swapping out power sliding door?
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Difficulty in swapping out power sliding door?
My '01 Grand Caravan got side swiped by a hit and run driver. The damage to the passenger side sliding door isn't really bad, but I'm wondering if just swapping out the door and repainting would be cheaper/easier than trying to get a shop to take out the dents.
I'm having a little difficulty finding replacement power sliding doors, but I have found a few manual sliding doors in good shape and reasonably priced. My question is, does anyone know how hard it would be to swap the power sliding equipment from my old door into a replacement manual door? Is it even possible, or do the manual and power doors differ in some significant way?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
(By the way, if anyone has a suggestion for a good source for such a door in or around north Texas, feel free to shout out.)
I'm having a little difficulty finding replacement power sliding doors, but I have found a few manual sliding doors in good shape and reasonably priced. My question is, does anyone know how hard it would be to swap the power sliding equipment from my old door into a replacement manual door? Is it even possible, or do the manual and power doors differ in some significant way?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
(By the way, if anyone has a suggestion for a good source for such a door in or around north Texas, feel free to shout out.)
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Thanks. I haven't pulled off all the interior trim, so I'm wasn't sure what all is inside. I did find a nice, straight manual door (even in the same-ish color) for only $150 two weeks ago when I was yard hopping with a friend for parts for his truck. Wish I'd picked it up then. If they've still got it, I'll start swapping parts this weekend.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.