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Old 03-26-2007, 09:24 PM   #1
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Default Lubing door hinges

Couple of quick of stupid questions. What is best to use to lube door hinges? Any good way to apply to get into the hinges?
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Believe it or weep, my 2001 maintainace manual says to use engine oil.

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Take off the little body panel in front of the door. Three little bolts I believe (maybe 4). Make sure to note location and save all shims. put little dab of grease where moving hinge part contacts spring (you will see when you open/close door. Done.
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Take off the little body panel in front of the door. Three little bolts I believe (maybe 4). Make sure to note location and save all shims. put little dab of grease where moving hinge part contacts spring (you will see when you open/close door. Done.
Wow! That is more complex than I thought it would be.
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The only problem with grease, or any lube, is that in that spot it is going to attract dirt as it is not that well shielded from the elements, sand, grit and hold it there to grind away at the hinge and hinge spring steel parts. No way around it, unless someone comes up with a boot of some sort. Until then, clean it often.
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