[DML] Re: Removing DMC Doors.
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[DML] Re: Removing DMC Doors.
- From: "cbl1739" <cbl302@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2005 16:08:33 -0000
( Moderators note: While it is correct proceedure to release the tension of the torsion bar I'm not subjecting the list to having to endure yet another argument between certain individuals. SUBJECT CLOSED )
Marc,
You must remember,I started rebuilding Deloreans back in 1982,BEFORE
there was any workshop manuals,available,that door in question was
door 1 removed in 1982,by myself,just picture someone with a door on
their back,removing the door,yes with a Delorean door on your
back,and removing bolts Not very smart,then lifting it away on your
back,that was door 1.So the corner tips got slight damage VERY
fixable.(during the lifting on my back,not from the actual removal)as
I bumped the corners upon lifting by myself. I learned real quick
that it requires at least two people,one on each side of the door,so
on all other cars two people were used with no problem,as vin 16686
(17YRS OF OPENING/CLOSING THE DOOR WITH NO PROBLEM) and the fire car
and the red car(one bad hindge) and others that I did.I am NOT saying
for everyone to do it that way,But if you master door removal,it can
be done without any problem,again I learned the old fashion way,with
hands on,and not by any book,in those days NOBODY was willing to help
or give advice,as Deloreans were cars to be shunned,so I had to
learn,by hands on,again NOT FOR EVERYBODY,my point is it can be
done,but done ONLY BY SOMEONE that has MASTERED door REMOVAL,NOT by a
NEW PERSON just starting on Deloreans,this is best left for someone
with vast experiance on door removal.
Best Regards
Claude
--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Marc Levy <malevy_nj@xxxx> wrote:
>
>
> I saw the results of your door removal method. It is
> irresponsible of you to post this as a proper way to
> remove the doors.
>
> The force on the torsion bar should be released.
>
>
> --- cbl1739 <cbl302@xxxx> wrote:
>
> <SNIP>
> > and Quarter panel from the fire car,the door was one
> > of the easiest
> > part to install as all that was needed to do was
> > remove the T-panel
> > to unplug the door harness and remove the four main
> > bolts that hold
> > the door to the hindges quick and easy,did about a
> > dozen doors this
> > way over the years,with no problem.Anyway after
> <SNIP>
>
>
>
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