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#188172 12/02/2005 1:43 AM
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i have a 56 chevy 1/2 ton and i am trying to re ove the doors but some of the captive nuts in the hinge pocket seem to have come loose and all they do is twist. i was thinking of mabe drilling a little hole next to the bolts and trying to tack weld the nuts from the out ide but then i wouldn't be able to adjust the door. what would ya'll try fix this.


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it's not fun, but you can get at most of them from the back through the kick panel opening - might hafta take the door off the hinge on the door side, tho those bolt can present worse problems - once the hinge is out you can repair the cage and/or replace the nut - you do need that adjustment, so don't weld them in place - I've got a couple on onea my trucks that're 'uncaged' and just hafta be put on last from the inside - if the pockets are rusty, you can get at the lower ones by coming thru the front of the pocket, then rebuild the pocket grin

Bill


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