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2011-07-23 07:12:04

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how to fix door sag??

my driver side door is starting to mess up. any suggestions?

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2011-07-23 10:14:08

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loosen of hinge to chassis bolts lift door tighten bolts

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2011-07-23 13:25:44

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Those hinges wear out too. My buddy's NX driver hinge has alot of play where it pivots. Lift up on your door while looking at the hinge to see if you can see alot of play in it. What TheSam may work though if it's not worn out.

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2011-07-23 14:56:26

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Buy new hinges.They're cheap enough,and not hard to replace.And everytime you shut the door,you'll be soooo much happier.

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2011-07-23 15:03:11

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Originally Posted by Bucky13

Buy new hinges.They're cheap enough,and not hard to replace.And everytime you shut the door,you'll be soooo much happier.

This is good advice, I would be happy to price out hinges for you guys.

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2011-07-23 15:27:23

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New hinges are the traditional fix. I believe there is a plastic sleeve that eventually wears down inside the hinge or something like that.

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2011-07-23 16:06:05

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ok. because i think its causing my door to not lock/open right. thanks for the tips guys!

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2011-07-24 03:19:04

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Originally Posted by BenFenner

New hinges are the traditional fix. I believe there is a plastic sleeve that eventually wears down inside the hinge or something like that.

Yes ,and its Oh so sweet when you fix them...feels like a new car.Door goes "click" instead of "whump"

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2011-07-24 04:10:40

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i always just grab the bottom of the door and pull up....seems to work just fine

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2011-07-24 05:09:54

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How bad is it? Is it as bad as this one?

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