Trucksareforwork
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- Location
- Spartanburg SC
- First Name
- Geoff
- Truck Year
- 1985
- Truck Model
- C10
- Engine Size
- 305
Ok, I thought this would be an easy search but I'm not seeing it.
Truck is an '85 C10, with power windows and locks. The doors have the rubber "hose" wiring conduit from door to body. It looks like it's pop riveted in.
The doors sag a little. I need to rebuild the door hinges, and would normally (my only experience is on older chevys without power stuff) just remove the door, fix the hinges, and re-install.
Assuming I need to remove the doors, how do I handle the pop-riveted hose thing? Do I just drill them out and then re-rivet to reinstall?
Is there a better way to rebuild the hinges with the doors on? Maybe going one at a time?
Thanks for any help.
Truck is an '85 C10, with power windows and locks. The doors have the rubber "hose" wiring conduit from door to body. It looks like it's pop riveted in.
The doors sag a little. I need to rebuild the door hinges, and would normally (my only experience is on older chevys without power stuff) just remove the door, fix the hinges, and re-install.
Assuming I need to remove the doors, how do I handle the pop-riveted hose thing? Do I just drill them out and then re-rivet to reinstall?
Is there a better way to rebuild the hinges with the doors on? Maybe going one at a time?
Thanks for any help.