Replacing Speaker, Moisture Barrier, and light | Ford Econoline Door Panel Install

It's finally time to install the door panels on my 96 Ford E-350 Econoline van. It's not fun driving without door panels, with the switches hard to get to. And all. Before installing the door panel. I replaced the door speaker, spice in a new entry light bulb holder, fixed the plastic hooks on the door panel, and installed a new custom moisture barrier/insulation. I hope this video was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Disclaimer: work on and modify a vehicle at your own risk. You are solely responsible for your actions. Always use proper safety equipment for the job
Find the things I used here:
stick on foam pad insulation I used (enough for both front doors, May recommend thinner material since it was a tight fit, but I wanted extra insulation.): amzn.to/431Fvbg (paid link)
Butyl Automotive Sound Deadener: amzn.to/3InRdU6 (paid link)
Speakers that fit this van: amzn.to/3P7i7nb (paid link)
Hot staple plastic welding kit: amzn.to/48DhsRg (paid link)
Hot glue gun kit: amzn.to/42YV6sj (paid link)
T10 Led bulbs: amzn.to/4bTEnL7 (paid link)
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[@LTLX7000]

If you haven’t already, before you put door put door panels on the side and rear doors I would replace the door cable bushings, they are known for breaking on the econoline

[@_JB89]

This guy knows. I bought a 95 a couple years ago and I've had 4 of the doors fail already

[@4WheelKid]

Good to know, good advice, thanks