Chevy GMC Door Hinge Pin & Bushing Kit 6 Piece Set - 1ADRK00012

This GM truck replacement hinge pin & bushing kit is among the highest quality replacements on the market. It's just what you need to get your door hinges in good working order again!

This new, aftermarket kit features the following specifications:

• Fits upper and lower hinges
• Fits Front Doors (excluding '94 S10 Blazer/S15 Jimmy)
• Will also fit rear doors on designated models
• Direct replacement
• Built to strict quality control standards
• Includes 2 pins and (4) bushings
  • Enough for one door

Replace your worn hinge pin & bushings with this great fitting alternative. It makes a great replacement and has good cost savings over a dealer unit.

Item Condition: New

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Lifetime Warranty

This item is backed by our limited lifetime warranty. In the event this item should fail due to manufacturing defects during intended use, we will replace the part free of charge.

step : Remove retainer (1:22)

• Use your screwdriver and pliers to remove the retainer located in the groove at the top of the hinge pin.

step : Remove spring (1:50)

• Pull down with a screwdriver to pop it out.

step : Remove pins (2:05)

• Use penetrating oil and use your screwdriver and your hammer to hammer out the pin.
• Exercise care to avoid scratching window or paint.
• Once you have loosened pull the pin out the rest of the way.

step : Repeat on bottom pins (3:02)

• Use pliers and screwdriver to remove the lock ring.
• Use a rag to protect the paint and hammer upwards to loosen the pin.

step : Remove bushings (3:50)

• Have your helper support the door, with a jack underneath.
• As you pull out the bottom pin, slide the door on the jack.
• Once you have freed the door, remove the old bushings.
• Take note on how they are installed to put the new ones in the same way.

step : install new bushings (5:18)

• You want to install the bushings on the vehicle side of the hinge, with the larger bushing closer to the top of the pin and the smaller one resting on towards the end of the pin.

step : Install new pins (6:11)

• Work with your helper to line up the door and slide the new pins in.
• On the top hinge the pin will be going in upwards with the larger bushing on the bottom part of the hinge and the smaller on the top.
• On the bottom hinge the pin will be going downward with the larger bushing on the top part of the hinge and the smaller on the bottom.

step : Replace lock rings (7:55)

• Use a small socket or screwdriver and a hammer to snug down the lock ring.

step : Watch reply video (8:25)

• The final step is installing the spring, which is included in a reply video due to time constraints.