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Old 03-18-2014, 03:31 PM   #1
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Replacing Entrance Door Hinges

We have replaced the seal around the entrance door and water still gets in. The hinge pins appear to be bend so I purchased new hinges for the entrance door. Changing the hinges looks pretty straight forward but I wanted to ask if anyone has replaced entrance door hinges before. Just want to avoid any potential problems. The coach is a 2007 Monaco Cayman XL. Thanks for any advice you may have.

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I have removed my hinges to straighten them after a strong wind gust. You will probably find that some of the attaching screws have the heads twisted off. Be aware that you might have to drill out the broken stub.
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I was thinking the same thing. How did you balance the door when working with the hinges?
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I propped up the bottom of the door and removed 1 hinge at a time.
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