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Hello Bolters,
The Door hinge spring on the driver's door is broken.
I now have a replacement.
My question is does the door have to be removed or can it be replaced pulling the hinge out ? Thank you for any direction in this fix.
Todd

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Yes, You'll need to remove the door to replace the spring. Some guys have used a trick of drilling and pinning the hinge location on the door itself, but If you're rebuilding hinges, they'll probably need to go back in a slightly different position.


Kevin
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