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| Yassi |
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Hi all, Getting some air leaks through my front door seals on my 96 EL. There doesn't seem to be any adjustment on the hinges etc like the good ol' days. Any tips on how to overcome this problem. Buying from a wrecker may not fix it. Thanks
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| Johnson stroker |
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I have the same issue, the door has dropped. have a look at the seals under the door itself, Mine have chewed themselves out, Is the door harder to close as well?
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| sabian631 |
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Age: 44 Posts: 119 Joined: 27th Jul 2006 Ride: EF II wagon Location: adelaide/salisbury north |
how do you fix this problem as i have the same thing. replaced the seal on the weekend, and the door is hard to close.
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| 3x-puursui7 |
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i know ppl will probably cringe at this suggestion but it actually works. pull the top corner of ur door in as u support the rest of the door but dont put 2 much weight down as it may put a bit much stress on the hinges. i used to do it all the time on my EF fairmont and it helps alot.
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| grumblebum04 |
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3x-puursui7 wrote: i know ppl will probably cringe at this suggestion but it actually works. pull the top corner of ur door in as u support the rest of the door but dont put 2 much weight down as it may put a bit much stress on the hinges. i used to do it all the time on my EF fairmont and it helps alot.
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