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Old 12-07-2021, 09:34 AM   #12
TKCR
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Re: Bottom door hinge - bottom tab angle to door?

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The bushing holes were wallowed out. It's my understanding new bushings can only help so much when the hole they're in is out of round.
Your right. It was best to replace the entire hinge, no harm in doing so. That’s exactly the reason why I replaced mine. I had the parts to just do the pins & bushings, and replace the S-spring. But I had one that was wallowed out, like yours. One hinge that was bent, and the drivers side S-spring, it upside down. So sometimes it’s just best to start all over.
Every truck is different. I have shims that were on the doors and fenders. When I replaced the hinges, I was hoping to not have to reuse the shims, but I did. I had to use them to help get the door fully aligned. And all that took time & patience.
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