Part number for the roller in the door jam
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Part number for the roller in the door jam
I've not been able to find a part number for that roller in the door jam that the spring pushes against. I even called the dealer and gave the Vin number but the part number I got was for something else. Does anyone have a list of part numbers? This is for a 2002 blazer, BTW.
A quick google search for S10 Door Hinge Detent Roller returned the following tutorial:
Car Door Won't Stay Open - How To Replace Hinge Detent Mechanism
The above link references GM part numbers 14030534 & 20058035. Dorman 38433 looks nearly identical, but only lists the fullsize trucks in their applications chart. and says it's applicable.
Car Door Won't Stay Open - How To Replace Hinge Detent Mechanism
The above link references GM part numbers 14030534 & 20058035. Dorman 38433 looks nearly identical, but only lists the fullsize trucks in their applications chart. and says it's applicable.
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A quick google search for S10 Door Hinge Detent Roller returned the following tutorial:
Car Door Won't Stay Open - How To Replace Hinge Detent Mechanism
The above link references GM part numbers 14030534 & 20058035. Dorman 38433 looks nearly identical, but only lists the fullsize trucks in their applications chart. This kit is also available from Amazon and says it's applicable.
Car Door Won't Stay Open - How To Replace Hinge Detent Mechanism
The above link references GM part numbers 14030534 & 20058035. Dorman 38433 looks nearly identical, but only lists the fullsize trucks in their applications chart. This kit is also available from Amazon and says it's applicable.
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The irritating part is that the originals have to be ground down on the head or sheared off with a chisel to remove them since they're sort of "stamped" in. The knew replacement ones are easy to install though; drop in and pop on a C-clip.
Do yourself a favor and grab one of the detent spring removal tools, save yourself a TON of headaches...
Do yourself a favor and grab one of the detent spring removal tools, save yourself a TON of headaches...
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