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#628315 03/12/2010 6:05 PM
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sorry if ya'll have read these already, i may have been in the wrong forum,
i'm about to spend a weekened rebuilding a door (next dry one)
my passenger door sags a bit, requiring slamming to shut. tried adjusting hinges and striker. now figure on rebuilding hinges. are the pins tough to get out or back in? i have a new regulator and newish latch, the striker looks in good shape. also a bolt is spinning free from over tightening it, but i think i can get to the back side from the kick panel vent opening. is lab meatl sufficient to hold it in place? i don't have a welder.
thanks, any help would be great.

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also any tips on alignment would be great. i'm usually working on this thing alone, and don't wanna wreck anything beyond repair. last try i was jacking up the back corner of the door to try and align it, it didn't work out so great..
was thinking of gettign some 1/4'" metal stock to align the bottom edge..
any other quick tips?


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