Theres a company called ACME products in Arlington WA that sells hinges. They specialize in mopar products so they may have them for Imps. They feature a grease zerk on the top of the hinge pin to make greasing simple. I saw they're ad in a mopar magazine. Don't know much more about the company, but I sure like the idea of a grease zerk in the pin. The contact info is All Chrysler Muscle Equipment, 3405 172nd St.NE #5, PMB216, Arlington,WA 98223-4735 Phone # (360)652-0134 www.superbirdbob.com I could not get the web page to work this morning. Brian > My sedan's lower hinge seems to be giving up. The passenger front door > needs to be raised to close properly. The problem seems to be a small > sleeve on the shaft of the lower hinge. Are these hinges repairable (doubt > it, I can't see how one can remove the shaft), or should I just > replace. Anybody can sell me one of those? > > Now, the tough part. Say I get a replacement and attempt to replace > it. Do I need to remove the door? The access to the screws that hold the > hinge to the door is sort of limited, but with a wiggle joint and a real > short 9/16", there is a chance. Anybody has experience on that? Or should > I let a professional body guy handle it?