my drivers side door sags and hits the bottom when i close it. Those of you that have fixed this can you give me any tips? The only thing i can think of is to tight the 2 bolts on the door to the car. Thank you,
Jason

 

bump for answer.....Mine kinda do the same thing but not too bad... !?!

 

http://www.binghamtonlife.com/manual/2gsm/body.htm
under doors..20-7

Also,with the door open,Lift up on the outside edge,
The car itself should move not just the door..
If the door has excessive movement or play in the hinge,
the bushings in the hinge are probably worn out..

 

thanks

 

I just replaced the lower hinge on my drivers side door for the same reason....Make sure they are lubed up in there to prolong life...

 

for those who haven't done this before I found that taking the fender off makes it a lot easier so you can get to the bolts and adjust it right then with out having to do guess work.

 

You just need to adjust them correctly, having the fenders off makes it a lot easier, do 1 at a time (either top or bottom mount) loosen one mount, have a friend pickup the door and hold it, then tighten it down...volia problem solved.

 

mine are still not exactly right but i had to hurry. i reckon ill get em done tom. They are good up and down wise but left to right is off.

 

mine on the sedan sag alittle. say oh ~.5 inch but it's enough to hit the latch part. are my bushings bad?

 

bushings? theres just a hinge that bolts the door to the car.

 

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the bushings in the hinge are probably worn out..
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read much?
Yes, there are bushings inside the hinge which support the weight of the
door at its pivot points..

 

lol ya i saw them the other day wen i finished. They are a little worn but it shuts nice now.