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Old 10-29-2014, 03:26 PM   #1
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Basement door removal

Ok. I have searched and can't come up with the solution I need. I have damaged one of the cargo/basement/storage bay doors. I wanted to remove it to take to a friend to fix and repaint figuring he may cut me a deal if he could work on it inside instead of in the parking lot. It is a "C" type of hinge and I have removed the gas shock and drilled out the rivets(shooting in the dark there). I have also removed a couple of stops up where the hinge is located. All they seem to do is prevent sliding back and forth. Do you have to take off a trim piece and slide it all the way down or am I missing something??
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Its a J hinge so you raise it almost all the way up then gently pull out at the hinge. It comes right off but it does take a little finesse to find the sweet spot. The stop devises at each end along with the shock mount are all that come off. When you find the right spot be ready to catch.
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Old 10-31-2014, 09:19 AM   #4
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Thanks. It was easy.....I feel
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