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jimny rear door bodyshop bodge?
10 Nov 2019 17:29 - 10 Nov 2019 17:32 #215541
by Scimike
Replied by Scimike on topic jimny rear door bodyshop bodge?
My rear door spare hanging system has a small amount of damage (the internal door tyre support frame is slightly bent) so maybe not the best person to help. However I suspect that Jack is correct.
Looking at the tyre which is standard 205 if I could bend it all inline I would expect both rubber stops to just touch the tyre. As it is at the moment I have one pushed in by 4mm, the other clear by the same amount, ie by the same amount the mount on the door is bent.
Tried to bend it back but it will not budge
Edit :- Lambert posted as I typed, so It's confirmed.
Looking at the tyre which is standard 205 if I could bend it all inline I would expect both rubber stops to just touch the tyre. As it is at the moment I have one pushed in by 4mm, the other clear by the same amount, ie by the same amount the mount on the door is bent.
Tried to bend it back but it will not budge
Edit :- Lambert posted as I typed, so It's confirmed.
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