getting old and saggin
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Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
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Ok guys my 88 2 door drivers side door sags. Im gonna rip off the door this weekend and try and reinforce all of it but any advise would be grately appreciated. I haven't been able to find any Hinges at parts stores around town. Any idea where i can find them in good condition.
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From: Blairsville, PA
Year: 2000
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by the look of the title i thought we were talking about my mother...hahahaha. i had the same problem with my 66 mustang. i replaced the hynges with new ones and reenforced the hynge mounts. that pretty much fixed the problem.
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Year: 1992, 2- 1998 (All 3, 4 Doors)
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I actually have never looked at the hinges on my Jeep, but I can tell ya from my experience from my Oldsmobile, see if they have a door hinge re-bushing kit you can get with new pins...
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Year: 1988
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yeah i have been trying to find a hinge pin kit or anything and havent had any luck. Guess i will have to search a little harder. And i need to pull the door off and fix the hinges any how the top one is starting to tear away around the weld. and cherokee baby trust me that thought crossed my mind i got coveralls and a carhart coat that would keep me warm but cleaning snow off the outside is ok but when the inside is covered in it its a different story.
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Jack up the end of the door when its open, then weld the hinge back on...
You might be able to rig it with putting your own bushings in it if you can find a way to knock that old hinge pin out.
You might be able to rig it with putting your own bushings in it if you can find a way to knock that old hinge pin out.
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