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Door replacement 700

posted by  chris herbst on  Mon Jan 6 05:36 CST 2003
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The sides of the car are easily sucked in when the door gets hit (shrunk). It might need to be stretched to fit the new door. You can test fit a replacement after you remove the trim panel and remove the door.

If this is an insurance job, give it to the body shop. SIde hits aren't always that easy to fix yourself.
--
Chris Herbst, in Wisconsin.






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