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I've purchased a 1999 Ford E150 XLT to replace my 1985 E150. There's a lot of work to do but the van is in very good running shape.
Like a lot of used vans I've purchased, this van hasn't been well cared for. Broken and worn out items were ignored by the previous owner.
Case in point is the sliding door. It's out of alignment.
I've searched around but can't seem to find anythign on the Internet that describes aligning sliding doors on these fourth gen Ford vans. Any advice would be greatfully accepted.
The door seems to sag at the front end and scrapes the body and the top of the door is below the weather seal.
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