Welcome. We Don't have a "How-to" for this yet. Are you a handy/mechanically inclined fella?
Wow, that's a good amount of miles for a 9-10 year old burban.Just bought a 98 Suburban LS (214000 miles, 1500, 2WD) for $2000 here in NC. Just charged up AC, but noticed the door sags, so much that the light switch cutoff isn't properly depressed and interior lights stay on unless I kit the dome override switch. Is there a fix for this issue? when I lift up on the end of the door, there is obvious play. Looking for a detailed writeup on the procedure.
Thanks.
Does the door or frame appear to have any damage to it?Just bought a 98 Suburban LS (214000 miles, 1500, 2WD) for $2000 here in NC. Just charged up AC, but noticed the door sags, so much that the light switch cutoff isn't properly depressed and interior lights stay on unless I kit the dome override switch. Is there a fix for this issue? when I lift up on the end of the door, there is obvious play. Looking for a detailed writeup on the procedure.
Thanks.
He did mention that but good point, Crawdaddy!when I lift up on the end of the door, there is obvious play.
Smart aleck, LOL J/KThe only other thing I would recommend (If its OK) Putting a blanket strategicaly around painted and glass area, maybe some tape to hold it. (Since you need to invite a B.F. Hammer to the party) The pin hole can become distorted from wear (Egg shaped hole) requiring a brass bushing and to be re-drilled, which will need to be reseated into new hole.
You did a pretty sweet job Feiro for a guy with STML and other assorted pains, J/K...:great:
BTW don't forget a blanet or rag between door and floor jack...Cuz paint is a terrible thing to waste..