Door sagging
 

Where would be the cheapest place to order new bushing’s and door pins to repair my sagging door?

BTW it’s a 2005 Jimmy 2 door. Door in question is the drivers side.

I have a set floating around..let me see if it is still complete

You will want to buy or rent the spring compression tool to do the job.

I have checked all over, the only thing I found from the kit, was the bushings..I will keep looking

Door hinge pins and bushings
 

Im in the process of buying them as I type this.
There is a tool available to compress the spring as well

If these are not the correct ones for your truck ( mines a 2003 with a single pin top and bottom, the top one has a spring right under it ) just search amazon. Youll be surprised what you can find there for the vehicles

Heres a link to the pins

If you don't want to do the job again in the near future, you should be looking for the best ones, not the cheapest. The price difference between the cheap Chinese ones and the factory originals just isn't that much.

cheap vs good and cheap
 

I agree with you that looking for the best parts to not have to do the job again is a good policy. I read reviews but I also know that AC Delco makes a TON of parts overseas, China is a big supplier. It is what it is. Trying to get away from parts made in China, Vietnam etc is near impossible. It sucks for sure. I had bought a brand new HHR for my daughter years ago. 3 complete brake jobs within 10K miles, the rotors were Chinese steel. I sued under the lemon law and won.

I had the hinge pins replaced before by a body shop. Supposedly OEM pins. Lasted one year. I'll do them myself this time, I was too sick back then and had more important things to do, like trying to survive Covid.
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Parts can be manufactured in China to any price point or quality standard. There is definitely a wide range. But that was only an example, anyway. I'm just saying the bitterness of poor quality lasts much longer than the sweetness of a low price.

the bitterness of poor quality lasts much longer than the sweetness of a low price.
 

That is 100% true Tom. I had a manufacturing facility there for LED lighting specific to the coral reef hobbyist, this was before the market got flooded, they were special...designed by me and built there by a young guy who had a factory as my partner. WE chinced on nothing. Every component was top of the line that we could get, the LED drivers were manufactured by Meanwell. The housings were custom made designed aluminum to avoid rusting out and to help dissipate heat. The LEDs themselves were Cree.. The controller I designed to make the lights simulate sun up sun down right on through the spectrum and based on the solar-lunar tables for a specific area. Everything to mimic nature which the corals , which are living animals not plants as many think, thrived under those lights.
Top quality, I did very well with them shipping all over the world, sorry got off the track here but essentially cosigning your opinion. This was a great comment you made.

"The bitterness of poor quality lasts much longer than the sweetness of a low price."

Be cool

Glad I could contribute something worthwhile. :icon_banana: