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GM Truck Door Hinge Pin & Bushing Replacement Silverado & Sierra (Classic Industries) | AnthonyJ350
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2020
- The 1999 to 2007 (Classic) GMT-800 truck platform is great long lasting truck and a bargain to purchase used. They are getting old now and worn out and you may find that the front doors are beginning to sag or become sloppy when open. In this video we show you Classic Industries redesigned hinge pin and bushing set part #Z28602 one set will repair one front door.
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Prob one of the best parts tutorials I’ve seen in a long time, thx for actually explaining everything
So glad to hear you liked it!
Great vid. That’s how I did mine except for the extra strap at the bottom-I’ll try that next time when doing the father in laws.
Thanks for taking the time to make the video!
Glad you found the video helpful!
Great job with the video. I appreciate you taking the time to help us out.
Glad to hear it helped you!
It seems like yesterday you made a video about this - probably when you put the first aftermarket ones on. I'll keep the classic industries ones in mind. Fortunately, the ones on my 06 Yukon with 127,000 miles are still good. The ones on my 06 Sierra extended cab with 90,000 miles were still good when I sold it to my uncle 2 years ago.
I did make a video explaining them but didn't do the install till now. I find trucks with b-pillars seem to be good. Extended cab trunks might have more flex putting more strain on the front pins.
Excellent and miticulas video...Great attention to detail...
Thanks for watching!
I like the steel bushing idea thank you
Glad the video helped!
Hi, Enjoyed your information. The pin kit from Classic Industries is no longer available. Do you have another source for this kit? Thanks.
Someone told me there's an AC Delco part for this. Also search Dorman might have something.
If the hinge is not bolted to the truck or the door then it is glued on NOT welded. Good luck if you have to reglue one side or the other. Most body men will tell you it won’t hold nearly as well as the factory glue original.
Why are there spot welds then?
My '91 looks glued but the '99+ are glued as well?
No the hinges on the 99+ are not glued. They are plug welded where the bolt holes are located. Replacement requires drilling out the plug weld to remove the hinge.
Thank you 🍻🙏🏽
Glad it helped you 🙂
Can you please put the link on here? I have a 99 and they're extremely shot.. Great video btw!!
Thanks for watching! The link is in the description.
Says they’re discontinued 😢
@@robertocruz6719 I believe AC Delco might have their own version. I would also check Dorman.
Great job! Thanks!
Thank you! Hope it was helpful
What is that tool called looked on your shop can not find it I need to push out these pins thanks.
This tool? rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FNew-Total-Automotive-Door-Hinge-Pin-Removal-Tool-TAI-007-9020902-01%2F311934099503%3Fepid%3D690377700%26hash%3Ditem48a0b8a02f%3Ag%3AcZUAAOSw8apZiK1A&campid=5337982243&toolid=10001&customid=
Just looked up those hinges and they are discontinued
I heard AC Delco makes some
Well done
Thank you!
Good video, but am I the only one hearing the high pitched screech every so often?
Might have been the Mouse Blocker in the truck. The truck outside in the video has one installed.
My door sagging and it will not the bracket that holds the bushings and the pins in is wore out it won't hold the bushes how do I fix it
You can't put in the collars like in the video?
I've read somewhere that oversized bushings are available.
I have a 99 Chevy 3500 I bought brand new door hinges for it and they bolt on with nuts but the old ones don't are they welded on? Do I have to take the dash out and there's studs back there? Or do I have to grind them off?
You'll have to pull the door away to drill out the welds. Need to scope out how much room you have to nut and bolt the new ones in.
Looks like the classic industries bushings are unavailable. Hopefully the OEM replacements hold up.
I heard about AC Delco, should be a good replacement
Hi, Where did you get the door hinge greaseable pins, would you have part # that you got. Thanks Fred
Watch this video and I have the link in the description ua-cam.com/video/R5oxIsAkKkQ/v-deo.html
Not sure why you didn’t include replacing the bushings. That’s normally what goes.
I did
5:45
@@AnthonyJ350 : What position in the video do you show us you pressing the bushings in place? I couldn’t find it.
Thank you! Did you get a longer life with that kit? The Dorman kits last only around 3 years. I think there should be oversized bushings for applications where the hole in the hinge has become oblong and should be drilled out.
@@sandymilne224 I did, bit it did start to click this year. But it doesn't sag.
so now that has been 2 years did the locktite hold the bushings in well?
Yup, I'm still driving the truck and the doors are good.
I have never had to replace door pins on my ford's🤔
Just cam phasers on a 5.4L or broke spark plugs breaking? To be fair I see this issue on extended cabs because of a lack of b-pillars.
What's the highest mileage Ford you own?
Here's a highileagr Silverado on the original engine my buddy owns ua-cam.com/video/30NRW3dhkck/v-deo.html
800,000KM
@@AnthonyJ350 man fords look like a nightmare to even change the spark plugs on lol, I opened the hood on my brothers 4.6. And it just gave me headache
@@OGKILLa9365 Fords are great at manufacturing designs. Servicing engines, different.
@@AnthonyJ350 the only good ford that I like is the older 7.3 powerstroke 97-02. I like the 6.0 powerstrokes as well but idk about the reliability on them
I would never use brake cleaner near plastic, Mineral spirits or a parts cleaner in a aerosol can..
Why not? You spray it on calipers that have rubber seals and rubber lines.
Brake cleaner is a parts cleaner. Brakes are parts on a vehicle.
@@AnthonyJ350 yeah brake cleaner deforms plastic from my experience.. just saying..
@@sshoel You can use Simple Green or glass cleaner if you want.
They are discontinued no longer available
I heard AC Delco makes something like this now.
Any idea why these only cover up to 2003
Not sure, they might not have updated it. My truck is a 2005 in the video.
Mine is rubbing the paint off the bottom of the frame
After the install or old hinge pins?
@@AnthonyJ350 Im guessing old hinges or bushings , I actually just bought another 2003 Silverado this time the z71 with the heated seats and Bose system godamn i love these trucks
Is that in the new shop?
No that's at a buddy's house. We're still framing. I'll have updates next week.
Only guy ive seen that wasn’t a retard
As meticulous as you are in this video. Why no mention of the pressed bushing attached to the door? This is my point of failure and have found it difficult to find new bushings for this location.
Don't we go over it starting at 4:06 of the video?
You can get them from Classic Industries, the dealership or your local auto parts store.
GM 19299322 greasable bushings at a fraction of the cost compared to classic industries
What's the bushing material?
@@AnthonyJ350 "bronze bushings for improved lubricity and extended life"
Just take the door off
I have aftermarket wiring in the boot and there aren't plugs.
Horrible. Blah blah blah
You have to explain what's going on to help do the job. Why don't you just fast forward if you don't like the talking?