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Door hinge pin bushing replacement

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I bought the repair kit for the drivers' side door hinge pin bushings and am going to try to tackle it this weekend. I have done the single pin style before, but these hinges have dual pins in them... I was wondering if anyone has tackled these on the vehicle before? Gonna use the screw jacks to hold the door up (to take the pressure off the pins) but I'm wondering if I should just take the door off to make it easier. There appears to be a weld along the top of the hinge (or a bead of something) which is why I wanted to avoid taking the hinges off the car.. Have looked online but no luck finding any direction on this style of hinge..


 


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Found a core set of hinges at my local junkyard for 25 bucks -- although they'll need some prepwork before rebuilding them... Here's what they looked like before soaking and cleaning:


 


 


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