[DML] Re: Door Latch Adjustment
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[DML] Re: Door Latch Adjustment



The striker pin may still have "movement" left in the striker 
bracket but movement is inhibited by the cover. You can cut away 
some of the cover with a reamer tool to allow the additional 
movement you may need. It can get more complex because of the 
washers used for in/out spacing, etc. so be careful. The need for 
considerable movement among the cars and unsightly holes in the 
cover for the needed movement must have been a constant issue 
because eventually DMC introduced the rubber cover to dress up the 
area around the striker pin.

Harold McElraft - 3354


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "EJ Chambers" <marmieej@xxxx> wrote:
> I am in the process of trying to adjust my door latches. To note, I
> have also recently replaced all my door seals (per the previous
> discusison) I have successfully adjusted the passenger door so that
> the latch pins line up directly with the door latch.
> 





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