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cj847 · 07-23-2020, 10:07 PM

All valid comments.

The back of the door frame is actually just about to rub the cab (the lower part of the door has just under a paint stick gap). The window frame needs to be bent toward the cab as it is not touching the rubber seal. #madeonmonday or dropped several times...lol

Interesting that on the passenger side the gap is even smaller and the trim clears.

I think I am going to move the fender forward. It looks like that will help the gap at the grill (tighter on one side than the other).

Question> to adjust the door does the fender have to be removed?

07-23-2020, 10:07 PM	#5
cj847 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Ozark, MO Posts: 580	Re: Need panel fit expert All valid comments. The back of the door frame is actually just about to rub the cab (the lower part of the door has just under a paint stick gap). The window frame needs to be bent toward the cab as it is not touching the rubber seal. #madeonmonday or dropped several times...lol Interesting that on the passenger side the gap is even smaller and the trim clears. I think I am going to move the fender forward. It looks like that will help the gap at the grill (tighter on one side than the other). Question> to adjust the door does the fender have to be removed?