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Old 10-08-2011, 12:02 PM   #1
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door hing pins

Hi all has anyone have any tips or info for me on replacing the door hing pins I need to replace bouth on the drivers side anyony done this here yet it a 1992 camaro rs power locks and windows thanks
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Old 10-08-2011, 08:26 PM   #2
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I replaced the hinges on my car. Originally went in just to replace the pin and bushings but the hinge around the bushings was worn, when I put the new bushings in they were just as bad as the old ones.

Spoke with a friend at a body shop and he recommended zapping a weld at the edge of the bushing/hinge. I did that on my passenger door and it tightened up the bushing enough to fix all the play in the door.

If your in the Burlington City area I have a handfull of pins and bushings if you still want to replace them. I would not recommend trying to replace the hinges. That was a big PITA, unless you have body experience (I do not).
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Old 10-08-2011, 08:44 PM   #3
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I replaced the hinges on my car. Originally went in just to replace the pin and bushings but the hinge around the bushings was worn, when I put the new bushings in they were just as bad as the old ones.

Spoke with a friend at a body shop and he recommended zapping a weld at the edge of the bushing/hinge. I did that on my passenger door and it tightened up the bushing enough to fix all the play in the door.

If your in the Burlington City area I have a handfull of pins and bushings if you still want to replace them. I would not recommend trying to replace the hinges. That was a big PITA, unless you have body experience (I do not).
ok thanks I am in Glassboro not sure how far away I am from you but I think I just might have to take it to a body shop to do it thanks again
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Old 10-09-2011, 05:50 PM   #4
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It's really pretty easy to do hinge pins, you really should have one or two people helping you though (to hold the weight of the door while each pin is out).

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