I not only can't figure out how to take out the hinge pins in my 2000 Silverado, I can't find the answer on this forum. I'm sure the answer is here but I can't find it. Please help.[&:]

 

Tools Required
J 36604 Door Hinge Spring Compressor
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Caution:Before removing the spring, cover the spring with a towel to prevent the spring from flying and possibly causing damage or personal injury.
Remove the door hinge spring using the J 36604 .



Remove the C-clips that retain the door hinge roller pins.
Support the door in the open position.
Remove the door hinge roller pins from the vehicle.
Use a soft-faced hammer and locking pliers in order to remove the hinge pins.
Position the door away from the hinge.
Remove and discard the old bushings.[/ol]
Installation Procedure
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Install the new bushings and position the door on the hinges.
Install the door hinge roller pins to the vehicle.
Install the C-clips that retain the door hinge roller pins.



Install the door hinge spring using the J 36604 .
Lubricate the hinge roller pins using multi-purpose lubricant Superlube (GMP/N12346241) or equivalent. [/ol]

 

[&o]Thanks for the answer. Great pics and all. Only problem is my truck has the newer style hinges with no spring, etc. The best I can find is to get out the ol' rec. saw and get to whackin'. Sure seems awful ruff treatment for a truck wearing a bow tie. Sure seems like there oughta be a better way. Again thanks for the answer tho'.[]