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Old 11-14-2008, 11:47 PM
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Grand Prix Door Adjuster

I have read in the Haynes manual there is a cone-style door adjuster to adjust your doors? Has anyone used this? I noticed my door is starting to scrape the bottom part of the fender...but I cannot find this adjuster bolt. I see the two 13mm bolts that hold the door on, and the hinge but I see no bolt.

Any help here?
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Re: Grand Prix Door Adjuster

Thats because there isn't any. You have to align the door via loosening the bolts at the hinge body side and at the door. It can be a real PITA too and good luck.



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