Tonkatoy

Has anyone used this product on Ebay or seen it used and can tell me

what they think of them?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...E:B:EF:US:1120

Stevolwevol

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I fixed a door that was sagging by using a 2x4 and a bottle jack, and jacked the door little by little till it fit like new. This might be a bit crude, but it worked. I keep it greased to stop or I should say minimize wear. I learned this trick from a friend who had success with it.

82 Iron Duke

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IDK about the e-bay product but I bet it is junk. As far as jacking up the door with a 2x4 just as bad. If your gonna fix it, fix it once and fix it right.

Stevolwevol

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It worked dude

1Aauto

I'd recommend replacing these in pairs,upper & lower.Then it would be fixed properly.

Well have some kits in stock soon.

Stevolwevol

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I agree. It's a time consuming job, and I've never done it before. The easy way out worked for now.

Ca[maro]88

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and it was free right stev?

Stevolwevol

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Free? Mmmm there's always a price to pay.

LarryL

I used them on my 84 TA, I made mine greaseable. Replace upper and lower. The first is the hardest one, this is the one you learn on. It took me 2.5 hours to do the first and 4 hours to do the other 3. Use a dremel w/cutoff wheel to cut the top of the old pin off, it is the fastest way I found. You need the spring tool to reinstall and remove the upper hinge spring. It can be poped off with a big screw driver just make sure you cover it with a big rag it can take an eye out when it goes flying off.