how to adjust back doors
Nov 24, 2006 at 1:56 AM
1978 Chevrolet Suburban Rear Doors
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Sorry for the late reply.
The hinges may be wore out. Where applicable, you can take hinge bolts loose and see if there is any adjustment. Also, check the catch, see if adjustable.
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The hinges may be wore out. Where applicable, you can take hinge bolts loose and see if there is any adjustment. Also, check the catch, see if adjustable.
I realize this is an old post. In the future hope you don't have any vehicle issues, but, if you do, keep the site in mind. They are always working to improve the site and it's free to ask a question.
Have a good day.
Apr 6, 2015 at 7:15 AM
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Suggested Repair
Check for worn rear-door hinges. Where possible, loosen the hinge bolts to see if the doors can be adjusted, and inspect the catch to see if it is adjustable.
Conversation Summary
The owner of a 1978 Chevrolet Suburban with over 100,000 miles asked how to adjust the rear doors. The expert said the hinges may be worn and suggested loosening the hinge bolts to check for adjustment, and also checking whether the door catch is adjustable.