Ian Maycock
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Have you used any of the plastic spacers under the hinge ? Like these http://www.paddockspares.com/bdc710...MIpL79pt3q1QIVChbTCh14GQbYEAQYAiABEgJg2PD_BwE they push the door into the frame .
cheers Ian
cheers Ian
harrytooth
Member
Thanks I will try that
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
it might help to slacken roof to side bolts and pull the side out
Oldseadog
Well-Known Member
If it's only the tops that crank over, remove all glass, fit the plastic spacer, under the hinges, (so that the bottom and top are flush with the bulkhead), and if it still needs a bit more 'encouragement' physically bend the top into place.
The glass can then be refitted, as there is generallly enough room and play to allow the glass to go up and down (or slide).
Depending on the type of doors you have. Mine are Series, two part doors, which allow me to take the tops off in summer.
The glass can then be refitted, as there is generallly enough room and play to allow the glass to go up and down (or slide).
Depending on the type of doors you have. Mine are Series, two part doors, which allow me to take the tops off in summer.
harrytooth
Member
Thanks everyone, I have added a couple of spacer but still isn’t right, I will try the bolts for the roof now
discomania
Well-Known Member
Looks like, as said above, it is a shim issue, however the door tops can sometimes bend and a gentle pull on them while you have someone hold the bottom will help, I had this on my drivers side door. A little "adjustment" and they were perfect! Your door does look very straight up and down, I am sure both of mine take a slight bend inward.
The doors take a fair bit of tinkering to get them to sit correctly, even from the factory they are way out! I eventually got mine sitting as far as I can see perfectly, EXCEPT the 1/4 radius section sits a little proud yet the whole door sits spot on everywhere else. I decided it was as good as I would get it, the seal works so that will do.
discomania
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Which side, door or A pillar side?
harrytooth
Member
Pillar side
discomania
Well-Known Member
To get the door in, you would be best putting the shims door side, by doing it pillar side you are moving the whole lot further out, shimming it in on the door side will push it in.
harrytooth
Member
harrytooth
Member
Ok thanks
harrytooth
Member
discomania
Well-Known Member
What did it take? Couple of shims on the door side of the upper hinge?
Well done - looks good!
harrytooth
Member
Took 3 shims on the top hinge and pushed the top in
Evan farmer
Active Member
It might be the hinges lift one end of door if there is play that's your problem
discomania
Well-Known Member
He has fixed it...
