brian47
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You know that and I know that, but if everybody did the job then the OP wouldn't be having this kind of trouble.
Saggy Back door
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You know that and I know that, but if everybody did the job then the OP wouldn't be having this kind of trouble.
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+ they'd have nowt to fix !but if everybody did the job then the OP wouldn't be having this kind of trouble.
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+ they'd have nowt to fix !
I'm sure even with all the usual preventative checks and services, our Landies will still keep us on our toes ...
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Those hinges are completely kaput - change them yesterday
Definitely a two person job - I get three for safety - YMMV.
I've done a few of these now, and I found that the door just sits nicely in my machine mart workmate - protected by an old towel, and a jack under the towbar to stop anything moving too much.
Thanks for the reply I'll defiantly keep the door shut until the parts arrive.
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And while it's off, check the spare wheel hanger, take it off and give it a brush ... ours was like swiss cheese on the long panel ...
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I will do thanks.
I am looking at this part for the replacement https://www.britishparts.co.uk/products/6221-tailgate-hinge-BHB700051
I think I'll change both hinges as the door is coming off any way.
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If the door's coming off also look at the door stay-check in the cross member, it's prone to collect rubbish in it ...
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I managed to change the hinges with out taking off the door by swapping the damaged bottom hinge first then changing the top hing.
Removing the bottom hing was a bit a a pain because the are riveted in at an angle that makes it difficult to drill out, so i used a dremel to get them out once this was done it was simple to unbolt and remove.
After a bit of adjustment my back door is not sagging any more and shuts like new result! I have attached a few pics if anyone is interested.
Removing the bottom hing was a bit a a pain because the are riveted in at an angle that makes it difficult to drill out, so i used a dremel to get them out once this was done it was simple to unbolt and remove.
After a bit of adjustment my back door is not sagging any more and shuts like new result! I have attached a few pics if anyone is interested.
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The job, as they say, is a good un.
Glad you got it fixed.
Glad you got it fixed.
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