Reply to "adjusting doors"

accobraMember

I wouldnt hit anything with a hammer .LOL I would loosen the bolts on the hinge and leave one snug on top and bottom then if it hits on top loosen the bottom a bit and drop it 1/8" then slowly close the door and see where the door is moving. My Autocraft Cobra has not adjustments, I had to bend the hinge and keep taking the door off until it was right. The Pantera I have not taken apart but I do see on my car that it looks as if the alignments were never 100% from the factory. I think its going to take some grinding and reshaping when I paint my car.

R

11/20/056:41 AM

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