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Old 03-07-2019, 01:51 AM   #1
Nickelcharlie
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R&R door hinges and adjustments with fender on or off?

Is it easier to go the extra step and remove a fender to R&R hinges or remove the door completely and then remove the hinges leaving the fender on?
I have always removed the fender to gain access to the bolts on the hinges. By removing one hinge at a time I have found that I can keep the door at original height. With the fender off the hinge bolts that mount to the cowl are exposed making the final adjust of the hinge easier with a helper.

Does anyone have a different approach to R&R hinge and door adjustment?
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