Driver door hinge pin
#1
Out doing errands this morning. Got out and closed the driver door behind me. Came back out opened door and could not close it, The upper pin and bushing that holds the hinge together totally let go with no warning. Managed to get it shut enough to drive to the shop. No parts until tomorrow. Drivers side is closed and locked and will stay that way until I get it to the shop tomorrow. Just hope there is no damage to the hinge/s themselves.
I replaced the pins and bushings myself about 6 years ago because of a sagging issue.
The hits just keep on coming folks
regards
I replaced the pins and bushings myself about 6 years ago because of a sagging issue.
The hits just keep on coming folks
regards
#3
thanks I appreciate the good thoughts. Shop just called. All done ready to be picked up. Took 1/3 the time he originally thought. Another bullet dodged. Until the next one
Don
Don
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: South Carolina midlands
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Remember a door hinge pin repair is less than one month of a new car or truck payment. Even if you have to replace a driver's side door hinge pin every six years, you are far ahead of a new car/truck payment. Ditto a water pump or fuel pump replacement.
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