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Door Adjustment

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02-22-2016 05:24 PM - permalink

joey4420

My drivers door on my West Coast Cobra is either loose or some other issue. when you open the door it drops down 1/2 an inch or so and you can move it up and down.

I presume the fix is just a matter of taking out the 4 allen head bolt that hold the door to the frame and remove it to tighten whatever is loose.

Thoughts or have others had this issue and know an easy way to fix it?

02-23-2016 09:46 AM - permalink

PAINTER

Congrats on the new ride
The door drop is adjusted with the two arms that run along the door panel
The inside panel is usually held on with Velcro
Loosen the allen bolts raise door and tighten just enough so you can still move the door up and down with a little pressure
When you are happy with the adjustment torque down
Painter

02-23-2016 04:44 PM - permalink

joey4420

Thanks Painter...

02-24-2016 01:01 PM - permalink

joey4420

By the way 5 minutes to adjust a door, that was one of the simplest tasks other than changing a light bulb I have had to do in a while.

Thanks for informative response Painter.

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