Hey guys,

forgive me if this is the wrong forum for posting, my comp won't display the searches. My question regards my 01 Blazer. I have the 2 dr LS model and the drivers door won't shut quite right. It's like the door is hanging lower than it should and the door rides upwards when you shut it. I had this problem with my old S-10 but can anyone point me in the right direction for a fix? Thanks for your time:D

You most likely need a new pin/bushing set. If they're really bad, you might need to have new hinges put on.

PM me if you need help finding the pin/bushing sets.

I have the same problem and the school mechanic took a look at it and said there was no help for it and that it would get worse but the only way to fix it was to take it to a body shop. Sagging doors are a common problem with all 1995 and up S10s and Blazers... My Dads Somona work truck was doing the same and we replace the bushing, butafter two months, it was sagging again. I don't have any real problems with mine because it is not sagging very bad but it can be annoying when it wants to.

We've had a few posts on this subject and I've replaced quite a few of them. Both front doors of my Bravada and both the front doors on 3 other S-series vehicles owned by family and friends. It really helps to have the proper tools. A light truck door hinge spring compressor is a must. I picked up mine from Eastwood.com for around $17.

Like already stated, if the pins were allowed to chew into the hinge itself, then there are a few options.

New hinges - body shop only as they must be cut out and new ones welded in.
Weld the holes and reem them back to round - again, probably a body shop, but would last just as long as the new hinges. Lots of technical expertise to do this.
JB weld to fill the gap and reem with a dremel - less expertise, but also a less sturdy fix.

I've always been able to catch them before they got to the point of damaging the hinges.

mine was sagging when I got it... I would have done something about it beforehand but a new hinge is going to cost the same n matter when I buy it right?

ORIGINAL: EuroGoldLS

mine was sagging when I got it... I would have done something about it beforehand but a new hinge is going to cost the same n matter when I buy it right?

My driver door also did it since I bought it but I had that worked into the deal. :) I would guess they would cost the same any time. But I would check around, I had one body shop quote me over $100 and another one $45. It pays to check around.

Indeed my driver door sags pretty bad at this point but I'm broke....so it will just have to be that way for a while. Maybe having heavier duty truck hinges welded in would be ideal...eh?

My driver door is great but my passenger one sags. I looked and saw my bushings were cracked in half. I just gotta find the time to do down and get them.They wouldn't have them at Autozone or Pepboys would they?

ORIGINAL: BrianMichaels1

Indeed my driver door sags pretty bad at this point but I'm broke....so it will just have to be that way for a while. Maybe having heavier duty truck hinges welded in would be ideal...eh?

If you can find heavier hinges that fit...

These items are definitely fix them when ya find them type things. If the pins are allowed to wear into the hinges, you'll be spending way more than the ~$10 for the pin kits and the time to install them.

ORIGINAL: TheBrettster

My driver door is great but my passenger one sags. I looked and saw my bushings were cracked in half. I just gotta find the time to do down and get them.They wouldn't have them at Autozone or Pepboys would they?


Thats where I got my hinge replacements

A point...ok so I'll go ahead and take care of my hinge even though I'm broke...blah

I think the same thing is wrong with my 2000 chevy blazer LT, my drivers door, would this affect the electronics that activate when doors are opened and closed?

You should post this up as a new question in the approriate section, it will yield you alot more results then what you got by posting it on an old thread.