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how do you fix a car door that has a drop, meaning when i open my door the door itself drops a little, as if the hinges are worn...do i replace the hinges or is there a kit with bushings which i can buy?..is there any one with some straightening skills or have seen what the straighteners do in these cases willing to give me some tips? its a EG9 civic BTW
thanks in advance..

if you have time, take out and carry hinge to auto supplies shop, where you will get bushings to buy... and its a do it yourself operation...

if it was up to me, i would just replace with f.used

New or F/U hinges.
RR

where can i get those hinges to buy? any place in south?

i buy most of my parts from the shop on suchit trace, penal...on the right side, if you goin in from penal area about 6min in

talk to speedfreak. i think he did his when he had his. cool fella so doh fraid to ask him

Same thing happen to mine, I buy the hinges by bick's, cost $100 a pair. I changed it but same problem. So I dunno if it need adjusting properly or what. Best you carry it by a straightener, they won't charge much.

some other honda men had a problem with a drop when they opened the door. they thought it was the hinge but bought some metal bushings at a place in arima (popular parts place.) shaved the top of the bushing a little and they said it fixed the issue.

not sure if applicable just throwing out ideas

When the lower hinge is bad.... plenty straightners add washers between the door and the hinge to build up the wear on the bushings(very cheap work) but i personally, dont ever recommend...

just thinking that the hinge bushings is worn and then cover it up by adding washers... just doesn't cut it...

have to go very early to buy a p08 ecu for my eg8, will keep a eye out for you

any one have a p08 ecu for sale ?

thanks for looking out.
I'll still check a straightening garage up my side an ask some questions

i have a right side door and a rear door. Give me something for them both.

the bushing could change, use the brass ones.. the pin has to knock out first. u cant do it by urself cuz u will ketch ur ass to line up back the door...


or as tuners said, oem hinges ftw

just change the bushings op, they cost abt $10 for one last time i checked, you'll need 4 for each door

you get through with this problem bro?I have this same problem but an entire doors is 500 so any advice appreciated.Thanks

Boy my engine come an spin a bearing, so the car by the mechanic park up/fixing for the longest while now..
didn't even get a chance to start to fix them doors yet..

COROLLA KID wrote:Boy my engine come an spin a bearing, so the car by the mechanic park up/fixing for the longest while now..
didn't even get a chance to start to fix them doors yet..

guess thats how it is when u have a project yes....good luck...i'll check around for some bearings

Juteram's Auto Supplies in Sande Grande and Arima has these civic door bushings for $8 for one but before you buy them make sure to carry the oem bushing for a match. I have a padna in Barackpore side who does the work for small money if anyone's interested. Once the bushing are in the door will not make cracking or breaking sounds. Numbers and location for Juteram's are listed below.


27 Gunapo Street, Arima, Trinidad
Phone: 667-4058

Eastern Main Road on yuh left before NEDCO
Sangre Grande
668-0982