Sagging driver's door
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Sagging driver's door



Hey folks! I was wondering how difficult it is to repair a sagging door. It doesn't look like it's ever been in an accident, only that the hinges or bushings (?) are worn.

It doesn't outline the procedure in the service manual, only how to shim and align the door. Well, if it's worn, shimming up the door only puts a band-aid on the problem.

Is it as simple as putting a jack under the door for support, and pushing the hinge pins out, then dropping in new parts? Is it more difficult? Where would I get those parts? Are they pretty much generic parts, or are there even better replacement parts out there than originally came with the car?

Thanks in advance!
~S~

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