Originally Posted by PJ97Ram

Door hindge replacements are a waste of time and money. If your door sags, take washers and put the on the door side of the bottom hindge, doing that will raise up the door. I spent $30 for new pins when a 10 cnet washer fixed the sag.

Originally Posted by dbbd1

Sounds more like a bandaid than a true fix. That's not going to fix the worn bushings and holes.

Originally Posted by PJ97Ram

It fixed the sag, thats all i wanted really

Originally Posted by HeyYou

So do pins and bushings, and they last longer as well. Your hinges will continue to deteriorate, as there are no bushings any more.

Originally Posted by PJ97Ram

Ok, so the new pins and bushes did help, im not disowning the fact that they were wopped, what i was trying to say in a hurry was that although the bushings and pins helped, it didnt completely line my door up, which is where the washers came into play. The washer is what finished the job. Thats all, i misspoke in my first reply

Originally Posted by sephirothq

I had a problem with my door hinges for a while, but at least the door wouldn close. The spring that goes behind the prt to hold the door open broke and fell out. after all this the door would still close fine, it would raise up the slightest bit whne you closed it and you could wiggle the door up and down. but it still worked.

yesterday the metal tab that is supposed to close the door got stuck internally some how and wouldn't let the door close. after i got that cleared it dropped the back of the door's position more. now it won't close unless i pick the door up while it closes at the striker lug.

i was looking on how to replace the hinges and there is a bolt that comes from the inside out.
my question is how to i replace the hinge? top and bottom.
where is the connection for the electric? inside the door or the kicker panel?
any advice in the door hinge department?
could i have sprung the door itself?
let me know

i have a 95 single cab
thanks