adjusting door height?
adjusting door height?
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alinton

Original Poster:

965 posts

265 months

Saturday 22nd July 2006
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Hi,

I've asked this before, but now I'm in posession of more info.

The rear end of my driver's door has sagged, and it rubbing on the pillar slightly when it closes.

How to I raise it?

Looked at the hinges, but all bolts, top and bottom, are welded. I notice on the bottom there's a kind of bearing held in by two allen bolts. Wondr if I removed them I could turn the bearing shell?

Thoughts please?

Thanks.

(wanna do it today while its dry. Sort of).

Andy.

jesfirth

1,743 posts

271 months

Saturday 22nd July 2006
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I tried to adjust the door on my wedge and wished I had never tried. It took hours and I made it worse. You might want to get someone who knows what they are doing to help. It seems to be a bit of an art!

Eddie Raggit 4.2

1,996 posts

266 months

Saturday 22nd July 2006
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Dude email me with ur num and ill tell u dude

alinton

Original Poster:

965 posts

265 months

Saturday 22nd July 2006
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Thanks Eddie for the advice, sorted,

Cheers

Andy.

simonsparrow

1,599 posts

291 months

Sunday 23rd July 2006
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alinton said:
Thanks Eddie for the advice, sorted,

Cheers

Andy.


Care to enlighten the rest of us?

johnbear

1,568 posts

264 months

Monday 24th July 2006
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Come on Eddie, tell us all!

alinton

Original Poster:

965 posts

265 months

Monday 24th July 2006
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You peel away the carpet and assorted stodge from the inside wall (directly inside where the bottom hinge is) and after a lot of crap has been removed you can get to the two boltheads that hold the hinge on.

Loosen 'em a bit, close the door with a blanket or something under it to stop it mangling the paint and sills when it falls, then tighted the bols up again with the door shut.

Doing that a couple of times and shimming door up a bit with more blanket layers did it.

Rgds

Andy.