Driver door hinge replacement, '94 Gr. Cherokee
12-09-2004 | 08:33 AM
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Driver door hinge replacement, '94 Gr. Cherokee
Greetings fellow Jeep owners!!
The driver-door hinges on my 1994 Gr. Cherokee are worn. According to
the dealer it's possible to change the hinge pins, saving the
considerable expense of replacing the entire hinge assembly. They even
suggested that I could do it myself!! Does anyone know the procedure
for replacing the pins? This operation is not included in my Haynes
Manual.
The driver-door hinges on my 1994 Gr. Cherokee are worn. According to
the dealer it's possible to change the hinge pins, saving the
considerable expense of replacing the entire hinge assembly. They even
suggested that I could do it myself!! Does anyone know the procedure
for replacing the pins? This operation is not included in my Haynes
Manual.
12-09-2004 | 05:41 PM
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Re: Driver door hinge replacement, '94 Gr. Cherokee
zarro did pass the time by typing:
> Greetings fellow Jeep owners!!
> The driver-door hinges on my 1994 Gr. Cherokee are worn. According to
> the dealer it's possible to change the hinge pins, saving the
> considerable expense of replacing the entire hinge assembly. They even
> suggested that I could do it myself!! Does anyone know the procedure
> for replacing the pins? This operation is not included in my Haynes
> Manual.
The same way porcupines make love,
"very carefully"
Actually after looking at my 93 the pins appear to be swaged in place.
That would require cutting. Wish I had a better answer. Might ask
the dealers mechanic if someone has done it and if they would give you
a clue or two. mebby mic canic has done this?
--
DougW
> Greetings fellow Jeep owners!!
> The driver-door hinges on my 1994 Gr. Cherokee are worn. According to
> the dealer it's possible to change the hinge pins, saving the
> considerable expense of replacing the entire hinge assembly. They even
> suggested that I could do it myself!! Does anyone know the procedure
> for replacing the pins? This operation is not included in my Haynes
> Manual.
The same way porcupines make love,
"very carefully"
Actually after looking at my 93 the pins appear to be swaged in place.
That would require cutting. Wish I had a better answer. Might ask
the dealers mechanic if someone has done it and if they would give you
a clue or two. mebby mic canic has done this?
--
DougW
12-09-2004 | 05:41 PM
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Re: Driver door hinge replacement, '94 Gr. Cherokee
zarro did pass the time by typing:
> Greetings fellow Jeep owners!!
> The driver-door hinges on my 1994 Gr. Cherokee are worn. According to
> the dealer it's possible to change the hinge pins, saving the
> considerable expense of replacing the entire hinge assembly. They even
> suggested that I could do it myself!! Does anyone know the procedure
> for replacing the pins? This operation is not included in my Haynes
> Manual.
The same way porcupines make love,
"very carefully"
Actually after looking at my 93 the pins appear to be swaged in place.
That would require cutting. Wish I had a better answer. Might ask
the dealers mechanic if someone has done it and if they would give you
a clue or two. mebby mic canic has done this?
--
DougW
> Greetings fellow Jeep owners!!
> The driver-door hinges on my 1994 Gr. Cherokee are worn. According to
> the dealer it's possible to change the hinge pins, saving the
> considerable expense of replacing the entire hinge assembly. They even
> suggested that I could do it myself!! Does anyone know the procedure
> for replacing the pins? This operation is not included in my Haynes
> Manual.
The same way porcupines make love,
"very carefully"
Actually after looking at my 93 the pins appear to be swaged in place.
That would require cutting. Wish I had a better answer. Might ask
the dealers mechanic if someone has done it and if they would give you
a clue or two. mebby mic canic has done this?
--
DougW
12-09-2004 | 05:41 PM
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Re: Driver door hinge replacement, '94 Gr. Cherokee
zarro did pass the time by typing:
> Greetings fellow Jeep owners!!
> The driver-door hinges on my 1994 Gr. Cherokee are worn. According to
> the dealer it's possible to change the hinge pins, saving the
> considerable expense of replacing the entire hinge assembly. They even
> suggested that I could do it myself!! Does anyone know the procedure
> for replacing the pins? This operation is not included in my Haynes
> Manual.
The same way porcupines make love,
"very carefully"
Actually after looking at my 93 the pins appear to be swaged in place.
That would require cutting. Wish I had a better answer. Might ask
the dealers mechanic if someone has done it and if they would give you
a clue or two. mebby mic canic has done this?
--
DougW
> Greetings fellow Jeep owners!!
> The driver-door hinges on my 1994 Gr. Cherokee are worn. According to
> the dealer it's possible to change the hinge pins, saving the
> considerable expense of replacing the entire hinge assembly. They even
> suggested that I could do it myself!! Does anyone know the procedure
> for replacing the pins? This operation is not included in my Haynes
> Manual.
The same way porcupines make love,
"very carefully"
Actually after looking at my 93 the pins appear to be swaged in place.
That would require cutting. Wish I had a better answer. Might ask
the dealers mechanic if someone has done it and if they would give you
a clue or two. mebby mic canic has done this?
--
DougW
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