Used Left Sliding Door Motor 1990–2019

The left sliding door motor powers the driver-side sliding door on minivans and commercial vans with dual sliding doors. Not all vans have a power left slider, but those that do rely on this motor for convenient access from the street side. Redline stocks 14 Left Sliding Door Motor units from 10 makes. The left sliding door motor works the same way as the right side. A cable or gear system moves the door along its track when activated by the key fob, overhead console button, or the door handle itself. The left side motor sees less use than the right on most family vans since passengers typically load from the curb side. However, it's more exposed to traffic-side road spray and debris. When the motor starts to fail, the door moves sluggishly, stops in random positions, or won't respond at all. Check the fuse and the door ajar switch before condemning the motor. A misaligned track or worn rollers can make the door too heavy for even a good motor to move. The motor replacement is a similar procedure to the right side, requiring panel removal and cable routing work. Parts from Chevrolet, Honda, Infiniti, Mercedes Benz, Ford and other makes are in stock. Search 4 Redline sellers for left sliding door motors. Used OEM motors restore power door function without buying new from the dealer.