.....Or, why not to rush things. I had a minor incident while in a mad rush to help a buddy out this evening. Nothing too serious (I hope...) I have a pretty narrow driveway (hill on one side and house on the other) and had a brain absence moment when I thought I put the truck back in park before getting out.
The truck ('97 Silverado) almost ran me over, and the drivers side door snagged the siding on the house. Currently, the door gap at the front is near non-existent, and I have a shade over a 1/4" gap all along the back edge of the door. I don't believe I did anything but push the entire door slightly forward. The factory glued on hinges are still mounted solid, and the door is still flush to the body in all other places.
I just need to know how to adjust the gap. I think it could be shimmed back, but I'm not really sure how it is shimmed properly. Thanks for not laughing too hard.
In a while, Chet.
The truck ('97 Silverado) almost ran me over, and the drivers side door snagged the siding on the house. Currently, the door gap at the front is near non-existent, and I have a shade over a 1/4" gap all along the back edge of the door. I don't believe I did anything but push the entire door slightly forward. The factory glued on hinges are still mounted solid, and the door is still flush to the body in all other places.
I just need to know how to adjust the gap. I think it could be shimmed back, but I'm not really sure how it is shimmed properly. Thanks for not laughing too hard.
In a while, Chet.