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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / November 2007

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jsovick@gmail.com - 24 Nov 2007 02:35 GMT
I have a 1999 Land Rover Discovery and the driver's side door is
drooping.

It bumps the body of the vehicle when you shut it.  Anyway, the noise
that I hear when I drive down the highway is driving me crazy.

I don't even know where to start. I looked at the hinges on the door
and they appear to be held on with a pin? There doesn't appear to have
anything that I can tighten up.

Does anyone have any experience with the doors drooping and how to fix
them?  Any suggestions as to where to start, where to look, or what a
possible solution might be, would be really appreciated.

Thanks

Jason
Rich B - 24 Nov 2007 10:15 GMT
Sucking his keyboard for inspiration, jsovick@gmail.com typed:
> I have a 1999 Land Rover Discovery and the driver's side door is
> drooping.
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> them?  Any suggestions as to where to start, where to look, or what a
> possible solution might be, would be really appreciated.

Open the door and try to lift it.  If you can feel more than a small amount
of play, the hinges have had it.  If not, the hinges may have slipped and
re-alignment may cure it.  I don't think the D2 has renewable hinge pins lke
the Series/Defender Landies.  I'm pretty sure there is no adjustment
possible.

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