Thank you! Helpful and informative.

I'm more impressed that your slider closes without needing to open a front door to relieve the van's air pressure! I have a 2015 136" Promaster and since day 1 I've had to open a front door in order to close the slider- all due to air pressure.

Actually thank you so much for this Video, I genuinely needed a Ram Promaster 2019 image of the bottom part of the sliding door, I had to re-attach the pulley to the connector and got the outside handle to work again. Thank you for helping me I used the beginning shot for the reference photo to help me.

Super job,had no clue how to adjust my 2019 promaster Van's slider. Thanks you blessed me.

Thank you,Thank you,Thank you!!!

I had an annoying intermittent chirp whenever I was on rough roads. I traced the squeaks to my dual sliders middle roller bearings They are the ones that are attached to the rear of each door and runs in the exposed SS track seen on the outside of the van. I gave both a liberal dousing of silicon spray. They are quiet now. Also, keep an eye on the rubber bumpers at the corners of the slider doors. They just screw in, and they can just as easily screw out. Make sure they are fully seated, otherwise it throws off the door alignment, allow for wind noise, and can even cause the door to leak in the rain. I noticed one of yours wasn't seated.

good work!

Good video 👍

U legend

And the kilmat makes it sound better, gonna put some peel and seal in mine as soon as it warms up here is alberta, 80%+ good reviews ,will see how it goes

What kind of grease did you use, and did you have to use it on the back doors? Also the adjustment was a notch towards the back of the can to adjust that bolt?

Where did you find the bull bar?

Hey bro what did you use as a seal between the door and the frame?? I can see a strip of something on the door at 3:33