1 Pair Sliding Door Roller Compatible with 2005-2010 Odyssey Slide Door Roller Assembly,72521-shj-a21,924-129

Install is relatively easy, but only with a great YouTube video assistant. Our 2008 Honda Odyssey sliding doors both started making the "shrieking" noises and would only close after about 10 attempts and human assistance... I am so glad I ordered these parts first -- I would have been upset to take apart the door only to find this part was the issue (the plastic wheels come off over time -- our van had one plastic wheel missing on each side and it was the metal wheel guide dragging along the slider channel -- not so good). Again, installation is easy if you watch a good tutorial. Took me about 2 hours for install and the doors have working perfectly for about 2 weeks now. Highly recommend.

I installed these on a 2006 Honda Odyssey. The rollers on the originals had worn down, and one was even missing. Needless to say this was causing issues trying to open and close the sliding doors. These look identical to the original parts and fit without any issues. The doors open and close smoothly after installing these with a little grease. Great buy for less than half the price of a local auto parts store.

Unlike many reviewers my doors were still working on my 2010 Honda Odyssey EX-L, the driver door would occasionally not close especially if the car was on an incline. As noted in the description, it is easier to change these by only removing the pin versus the bracket. I tried to do this but the pin was not coming out easily so I took the bracket off finally and it took about an hour. Went ahead and did the Passenger side as well and the pin came out easily and was only 30 mins to replace. I included a picture to clarify where the pin is and you first remove the clip washer and try to knock the pin out. I was using a large steel nail to force it out with hammer taps. You can also see in the pictures how the one side has no yellow rollers on it (one was lodged in the track) and the other bracket one of the rollers had cracked so it was about to go as well. Now the doors slide quieter and much smoother! Saved a lot of money versus going to the dealer for this. Several good videos out there to show you how to do it. Don't be afraid to save yourself $$$$

Watch a video on how to install. Kind of a pain. Worked great for a few weeks, but one broke already. Don't know if it is the part, or me using the door incorrectly. So I had to order another, this time I'm not hooking up the automatic door cables

Good product, installed on 07 Odyssey without any fitment issues.Doors no longer bounce or have wiggle room - and close correctly without any issue.The plastic wheels didn't appear to be greased, but that was easy fix.YouTube "easy sliding door fix" found a couple of good install videos.Skip the stealership and save yourself several hundred bucks. 3 hrs = done both sides.

2005 Honda Odyssey151k milesIt seems that as Odysseys age, either or both of the doors will begin to misbehave. Fortunately, the most common problem i also comparatively easy and inexpensive to remedy: A worn-out slide door roller which typically triggers the "Slide Door" warning lamp on the instrument cluster and disables the automatic door opening feature.This pair of door rollers are NOT 'Genuine Honda' parts. If you prefer 'Genuine Honda' replacement door rollers, Amazon offers each (left: 72561-SHJ-A21; right: 72521-SHJ-A21) for ~$65. This aftermarket door roller set includes left and right for ~$60. Given the fact that this part is just stamped steel with three roller bearings and a spring attached, I figured there is little risk installing this non-OEM replacement. Every curve, knockout, and bearing match the original perfectly, and the gauge of steel is identical.I am completely satisfied with these aftermarket door roller replacements. I installed these rollers into their respective tracks without any difficulty whatsoever. The job is simple and takes ~20mins for each side. Subsequently, you gotta perform the "sliding door reset procedure" afterwards to clear the "Slide Door" light and restore button function. I should NEVER have to repeat this job on our Odyssey.

The media could not be loaded.  The installation video that was posted with this product was excellent. Take your time so you don't break plastic panels. Make sure to tape up the paint around slides to prevent scratches. Mark the position of the original brackets, barely lift the doors with the jack (and use a rag between them to protect) and you will have success. I didn't have to adjust the height of the doors after bracket installation and the lined up perfectly. Original rollers were completely missing at least one plastic wheel, making them useless.

Bought these for my 2002 Honda Odyssey and they fit perfectly. Looking at the originals and these replacements, I cannot tell the difference (other than the originals being dirty with completely destroyed rollers). With these roller assemblies and some silicone grease for the weather seals, the doors now operate like new.