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Bent rear door.
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11 Apr 2018 18:19 #191585
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Ok hears a question for all you Jimny people. Recently I did a competition. Part of it included crossing a stream. As I dropped in, my spare wheel hit the bank and bent the door. 
I have bent the top back in by hand and its close enough. The bottom is bent outwards a little (enough to put the boot open light on) so the bottom left courner needs bending back in about 1-2". Ideas about the best why to achieve this? Thanks Allan.
I have bent the top back in by hand and its close enough. The bottom is bent outwards a little (enough to put the boot open light on) so the bottom left courner needs bending back in about 1-2". Ideas about the best why to achieve this? Thanks Allan. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
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11 Apr 2018 19:01 #191591
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Depends on how cosmetically good you want the result to be but I'd use brute force. I'd possibly find a wall and with some 4x4 timber against the wall and a bit of lever work then reverse into the wall.
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1066Boy wrote: Ok here's a question for all you Jimny people. Recently I did a competition. Part of it included crossing a stream. As I dropped in, my spare wheel hit the bank and bent the door.
Depends on how cosmetically good you want the result to be but I'd use brute force. I'd possibly find a wall and with some 4x4 timber against the wall and a bit of lever work then reverse into the wall.
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