🔧 Dorman 902-320 Blend Door Fix Kit Review

Great Product! I just finished installing about 20 minutes ago. The dealer told me repairs would cost anywhere from $1,500 to $2,000. I haven't had a fever for 4 years! The total project time was about 2 hours. As someone else here pointed out, the instructions don't say the doors come off the jamb (but they are). Make sure you've cut everything before you take out the old doors so they'll grab all the plastic you need to cut. Also, your motor may not be properly aligned when you put it back…

The product is solid, well built and works great. The supplied foil tape is thick enough, sticks well and seals well. The only thing that confuses me is the lack of instructions for a novice user. High quality color photos and treatment descriptions make this a standout product. In my setup I used a Dremel with a thick cutting wheel held at a 45 degree angle rather than parallel to the airbox. The reason for this is that the cut piece does not easily push into the airbox when reinserting and…

If you have a problem with the door and you don't mind losing the dual-zone function, this product is for you! Most of the work is cutting the plastic of your car's air duct; I did this with a hot knife I made myself with a soldering iron. Once you've done that, they will be easy to install. However, the combi doors fit snugly on the axle, so I also recommend sanding down a bit and lubricating the axle with oil or silicone spray. Once I did that I was able to easily hand insert the axle into…