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u know what i'm talkin abt don't try to hide it!
my drivers door has sagged a bit. any fix temporary or permanent if there is one. thanks
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Disco Frank |
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pretty sure it can be fixed by slightyl undoing the door hinges and moving the door up, then retighnign the door hinge bolts
be easy with 2 ppl
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Thomas |
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Disco Frank wrote: pretty sure it can be fixed by slightyl undoing the door hinges and moving the door up, then retighnign the door hinge bolts
be easy with 2 ppl what discofrank said, we used to do it on the el(taxi) all the time. Although it gets annoying in getting it into the exact spot..
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Thomas |
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*double post*
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XRated |
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Yeah it's a pain in the a***! Get someone to help you out...
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i know its a common problem in XF's etc not sure about EL's etc but if you go to the panel beaters the can put a support or something like that in there, i mate had it done to his car because it had cracked all around the door hinges, panel beater said its common with those cars
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Black Betty |
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Only adjust one hinge at a time, loosen the top one and slighty open the door and lift it up a little then tighten it, then do the same to the bottom one. You will need someone to give you a hand to lift the door so you can tightent he bolts.
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Punnisher_42 |
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might be an idea to use a jack with a bit of rag to protect the door under it to hold the door steady whilst you adjust it
just raise the jack slightly and re-tighten the bolts.
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