Kombi Sliding Door Adjustment

[SlothBurger]

I've notice the shutline on the drivers-side sliding door has dropped a bit & my rattle noise has gotten worse. There's slightly more distance at the bottom of the shutline than the top.

How do I adjust the front of the sliding door upwards a tiny amount?

 

[DXX]

Search with sliding door adjustment, note that if the rollers are worn they need to be replaced first, this is the most likely cause of mis-alignment. Plenty of aftermarket parts that are as good as OEM.

 

[SlothBurger]

Search with sliding door adjustment, note that if the rollers are worn they need to be replaced first, this is the most likely cause of mis-alignment. Plenty of aftermarket parts that are as good as OEM.

I did & always search before posting & the results/search feature is sh*te otherwise I wouldn't ask. I see plenty of questions in the results but very little specific answers for which bolts/plates to adjust to get the front to rise. Constantly replying to use the search isn't helpful.

 

[FWhite]

I know that it won't help much but there was some good youtube video about that. It was linked on one of the threads (so I got to watch it) , but I cannot find it out now, sorry.

If you get to fix your problem, with or without the Forum help, it would be great if you could post how you did and a couple of pictures.

 

[DXX]

Took ten minutes to find;

Thread '[GUIDE] How to remove a sliding door on a T6'

25 Oct 2020

I didn't set out to write so many guides but I did take photos when changing 4 out of 5 doors on my van this weekend , so it would be rude not to post them up for others' benefit. I take photos so I know how to put it back together!

The sliding doors are attached to the van on three carriers; the top roller carrier, the middle/rear roller carrier and bottom roller carrier. Each carrier allows fine tuning of the shut gaps after you have fitted the door.

You will need to remove the door card first, but there's no loom to contend with as all connections to the sliding door are...

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