Difficulty
Easy
Steps
6
Time Required
01:00:00
- Door Hinges 6 steps
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Tools
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Using the OEM front hinges on the rear door allows the rear door to open further. This creates more room for loading long object into the rear of the cab.
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There are two small covers. One behind the door hand and the other in the door pocket.
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The cover behind the handle has a tab on the top that must be depressed before it can be removed.
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Use a thin interior panel removal tool to pull out the cover ion the door pocket.
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The three screws can be removed with a Philips screw driver.
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Once the three screws in the previous step are removed, the door panel is only held in the clips.
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To disengage the clips, take a wider interior panel removal tool and pry along the bottom of the door panel.
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Once the door panel is removed at the bottom, push or pull up on the panel. This will disengage the clips at the top of the panel.
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Note: There will be two cables for the door handle and one electrical connector for the window switch.
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To remove handle, unhook it from the door panel. It is NOT necessary to remove the cables.
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The speaker must be removed in order to remove and install the door striker/stop.
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Remove Philips head bolt.
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Pull up on speaker to disengage hooks at the bottom.
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Pinch at the sides of the electrical connector and pull.
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The striker is held to the door by two 10mm bolts, and to the chassis by one 12mm bolt.
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Remove the 12mm bolt on the chassis first. The door can now swing wider, allowing access to the 10mm bolts on the door.
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