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Door adjustment
What's reasonable gap between door edges and body panels, e.g., 1/8 in to 1/4 in or so? So how do you get a wrench on the hinge attachment bolts - surely the fenders don't have to be removed to access these bolts?
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Re: Door adjustment
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Re: Door adjustment
The new build panel gaps and flushness specs. are in the assembly manual. The fore/aft/up/down adjustment at the hinge pillar originally used a special wrench, it looks a lot like a big "S" with a box at each end. The in/out is at the door itself. The factory service manual body section has pictures and some descriptions.
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