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Old 06-17-2003, 08:22 AM
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Door alignment

My driver side door won't close all the way. It does not appear bent or like it was in an accident, the rest of the body is straight. It is off by the slightest bit (1/8th inch) It does not leak or anything but it drives me nuts. (slight whistling noise)

Is there an adjustment anywhere for this?
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On the frame of the car there is a metal hook that holds you door closed. It might be lose. tighten it with a screew driver. Let me know if it works.
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your door pins or door hidges are probably worn.

I had to replace mine like 2 years ago
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my door sags, could it be the same deal the hinges, pins, or hook?
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sagging is Usualy door pin, but your better of replacing the whole Hinge.

(the pin is part of the hindge)
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