[BaadAssGremlins] Door Hinges

[BLDFW <bldfw@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hey gang....

I've read back through the various posts on the
subject of rebuilding door hinges.  I need to do that
for my Gremlin which is sitting in the paint shop
pending the outcome.  I had replaced the drivers door
hinges with a set from the passenger side of a four
door hornet (less door weight) thinking that would
resolve the problem and it looked like it
did.....but.... 

The paint shop called to advise they were still
problematic.  While somewhat tight, there's enough pin
play to cause continued door alignment issues.  They
suggested, given what I'm paying them to do, that I
might want to get them done right before they get
sealed in with paint.

Doc mentioned using GM pins for the best results so
I'm going to check that out.  

Question....is the only way to get the pins out to
have them pressed out or will they come out with some
WD40 and a hammer?  And how do you get the spacers
back in again?  Slip them in and tap them down?   I
don't have the kits yet to answer that question.  For
you guys that have worked on them before, what's the
best way to do this?

Thanks.


Bill
Dallas, TX
'72 Gremlin (Stipped and at the paint shop)
'72 Olds Custom Cruiser Wagon
'71 Mark III
'70 Cadillac Convertible

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