hiya my doors are knackered so have some refurbed ones to go on and wondered if you guys with experience could give me a few tips on the best way to get them off and on again and what tools im gonna need and how long it should take to do the job
thanx dan
Help Needed In How To Replace Doors
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dannygee79
, Mar 13 2012 10:53 AM
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#1
Posted 13 March 2012 - 10:53 AM
#2
Posted 13 March 2012 - 10:58 AM
Do the new doors come with hinges attached ??
If so easiest way is undo the 4 nuts up behind the A panel.
Don't forget to remove the checkstrap pin first ( the bit that stops the door swinging to far.)
Save any shims that were behind the hinges, you may need them to space out/ align the replacement doors.
Pretty much all you need for this is a 7/16" af socket, couple of long extension bars and a ratchet....pair of pliers.
If so easiest way is undo the 4 nuts up behind the A panel.
Don't forget to remove the checkstrap pin first ( the bit that stops the door swinging to far.)
Save any shims that were behind the hinges, you may need them to space out/ align the replacement doors.
Pretty much all you need for this is a 7/16" af socket, couple of long extension bars and a ratchet....pair of pliers.
Edited by lrostoke, 13 March 2012 - 10:59 AM.
#3
Posted 13 March 2012 - 11:20 AM
cheers,it has hinges on still,am i better of putting the glass and reg in before fitting so the weight is in it? so could i do this in an hour or so then?
#4
Posted 13 March 2012 - 11:43 AM
I'd fit the glass after, will just make handling the door easier.
Word of warning though the nuts get covered in lots of ******* up behind the A panel so could be pretty seized or even snap, worthwhile getting new nuts for the new doors.
Put plenty of copper grease on the new ones when fitting.
Word of warning though the nuts get covered in lots of ******* up behind the A panel so could be pretty seized or even snap, worthwhile getting new nuts for the new doors.
Put plenty of copper grease on the new ones when fitting.
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