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    door sagging

    hey members, i have a problem with my drivers side door. its on a 90 lx coupe. the door itself is sagging about 1/4 to 1/2 inch down when u open the door. it looks to me that there are bushings in the hinge and are most likly worn out due to the door opening repeatedly over the years. i need to pretty much slam the door in order to have it close tightly.

    my real question is that will the hinges fit from a 92 sedan on my 90 coupe and fix the sag of the door? the 92 is my old car that got totaling back in december. so when i bought my 90 i just kept my 92 for parts. been stripping it of the parts i need to get my 90 up and running and fix it the way i want it. info needed members thanks
    Kyle C

    2002 Accord Sedan EX - standard- daily status

    1991 Accord Wagon LX - auto - 304K & slipping transmission
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    the one thing i was thinking was that the hinges from the sedan might not help because the coupe doors were longer, hence heavier, so those hinges could make it sag more, but i dunno.
    Originally posted by deevergote.
    And please, for the love of God, type like a human being!

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      #3
      I would not bother coupe doors are longer than sedans. Go to the junkyard you should be able to find a coupe or two.
      Last edited by Chan_Man; 04-10-2008, 02:06 AM.
      "form follows function."
      Louis Sullivan

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        coupes are hard to come by in the JY's around me. i mean 90-93 cant find em. found 2 94-97 (CD5 i think is the chassis) coupes. would those hinges fit?

        i didnt think that the hinges would matter on the doors on our cb's. in my mind i thought that the diff was that the door on a coupe was just longer than the sedan. i thought that the hinge part of the doors awere the same so you could switch the hinges and have no problems. by switching the hinges then the door would not sag. someone please clarify this. thanks
        Kyle C

        2002 Accord Sedan EX - standard- daily status

        1991 Accord Wagon LX - auto - 304K & slipping transmission

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          #5
          my door kinda does that 2..

          which Sucks..

          but it's only a bit

          JY FTW!


          Ride: 2002 Lexus IS300

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            #6
            need some clarification here. is the difference in the sedan and coupe doors just the length of the door itself or something else. in my mind thats it and the hinge part of the door is the same for all cbs. weather it be a sedan or a coupe.

            also i am seeing some bushings or something in the middle of the hinge that the hinge pin goes through. is this a replaceable part or do i have to replace the whole hinge????

            have to fix my door from sagging all the time and just have it open and close without dropping like a regular door. thanks members
            Kyle C

            2002 Accord Sedan EX - standard- daily status

            1991 Accord Wagon LX - auto - 304K & slipping transmission

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