Sliding Control 85620 08052 2004 2006 2007 2010 Review

Purchased after YouTube solved this problem themselves. Parts fit and work perfectly like OEM. Can't comment on durability as I just installed it but no issues and no issues so far. If you are so inclined to replace this part with your own hands, I highly recommend this product. Completely satisfied.

Part worked fine. This is not an easy renovation. You can save $500-$1,000 this way, but spend a lot of time watching YouTube videos before you do it. There are many screws, so label them carefully. The job involves removing the inner door panel, some interior parts, some mouldings, windows etc. Took me 5 hours but now I can do it in half the time.

This was installed by a mechanic. He stated that he had to reconfigure the part because he thought the wrong side door wire was sent. Bought for the driver side and he thinks the passenger side was mailed. After too many hours he installed it and after a week it is working perfectly. He insisted that I leave this review and mention the bad directions and wrong part.

The product worked perfectly! The only downside is that one of the mounting holes in the assembly was unthreaded and I didn't notice this until I was almost done installing it...so I had to use a zip tie instead of reinstalling the original screw. There was no way to pull it out again after all this work, so this is the best shot I could get that shows there are no filaments.

This sliding door harness was an exact replacement for my 2009 Toyota Sienna. Please note that the instructions given are only for replacing the cable after you have removed the motor and cable assembly from the door. You will need instructions from other sources to remove/install the motor and cable assembly. The black outer sheathing of the cable seems to be good for this cable set. Time will tell if it survives any better than the previous outboard cable which became rusted and torn.

Everything went well, but the installation is rather dull and difficult. The piece that connects the door to the rail along the back of the van is a snap-on piece made primarily of plastic. This part has to support most of the weight of the door when the door is open. Well it can't handle that much weight and now I have to buy an OEM construction and do all the work all over again. Very disappointed with the corners cut to save money here. This part should be much more durable. That being said,

So my van's LEFT or DRIVER sliding door is broken. It was stuck half open and wouldn't close or open any further than where it was. I started searching and discovered a bird's nest of wires piled right where the caterpillar meets the rollers. After a short search I noticed that this is the part. THE INSTRUCTIONS ARE BAD. BUT there are enough videos on YouTube to get the job done right. It fits exactly as it should, seems sturdy and good quality and is dated 07/06/2022 although my children have…

I've replaced these sliding door cables about 3 times each side (they may have lasted a year lately) and usually bought a more expensive one but decided to keep it try once to see how it fits. The fit worked out fine and the door is working again. The only "mistake" was that the white and black cable anchors were swapped at the ends, but functionally they were the same. This is the only replacement part I have ever received that had a metal spool and washer on a plastic cap. Others have…