Can't get your door open? Could be the door latch cable. This video will help you install a new door latch cable in your Ford F150, F250, F350, or Bronco pickup truck (1980-1997).
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2 Comments
The cable on my driver side door ('93 F250 manual lock) broke a couple of days ago. Took the door panel off, decided to find out a little more before removing bolt and screws. This video is exactly what I needed, nothing was left to guessing, very helpful. Thanks, 1Aauto.
Thanks for the video. I can't get the door to even open to begin repairs, any suggestions? I tried to remove the door from the hinges, but the clamping mechanism will not release. I have pulled and pushed on the lock rod, still no luck. Any suggestions would be welcomed.
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