Jeep Tj Door Switch Adjustment at Charlie Shepherd blog

Jeep Tj Door Switch Adjustment. My only problem is that they ride on the bottom. Support the rear door with a suitable lifting device. The nader pin (that pesky post) can be loosened by the use of a propane torch. I can pull the striker. Reuse and adjust door light switch. I can get the gaps even and things mostly lined up but there's not an obvious way to adjust for the door sticking out at the bottom but not the top. I just got a set of full doors for my tj they close and fit great. I have to adjust mine every time i switch from my full to half doors. Bringing up an old post: The door ajar tan/red wire doesn't go through the harness; You just need to loosen the four bolts that hold the hinge to the outside of the door then slide the door forward. Loosen the five bolts (1 and 4) that secure the rear door hinges (2 and 3). If you need to move the hinge i'd do it on the door side. Remove the interior door panel and get some heat. It connects to the door module which sends the information on for.

It connects to the door module which sends the information on for. Reuse and adjust door light switch. Loosen the five bolts (1 and 4) that secure the rear door hinges (2 and 3). You just need to loosen the four bolts that hold the hinge to the outside of the door then slide the door forward. Just flip the part over in a pair of pliers (with collar resting on pliers and plunger. I just got a set of full doors for my tj they close and fit great. If you need to move the hinge i'd do it on the door side. Remove the interior door panel and get some heat. I can pull the striker. I can get the gaps even and things mostly lined up but there's not an obvious way to adjust for the door sticking out at the bottom but not the top.

How Do I Remove My Jeep Doors? Quadratec

Jeep Tj Door Switch Adjustment I have to adjust mine every time i switch from my full to half doors. Reuse and adjust door light switch. You just need to loosen the four bolts that hold the hinge to the outside of the door then slide the door forward. Support the rear door with a suitable lifting device. I have to adjust mine every time i switch from my full to half doors. Just flip the part over in a pair of pliers (with collar resting on pliers and plunger. I can pull the striker. Loosen the five bolts (1 and 4) that secure the rear door hinges (2 and 3). If you need to move the hinge i'd do it on the door side. The pin is locked in place by thread lock. My only problem is that they ride on the bottom. The nader pin (that pesky post) can be loosened by the use of a propane torch. I can get the gaps even and things mostly lined up but there's not an obvious way to adjust for the door sticking out at the bottom but not the top. It connects to the door module which sends the information on for. I just got a set of full doors for my tj they close and fit great. The door ajar tan/red wire doesn't go through the harness;