Have to change rear door
#1
Have to change rear door
Because some inconsiderate **** has opened there door onto the Jag, and leaving a big dent in it, having to change it for an undented good one, yes its from the same year and colour code vehicle, but how much of a job is it. Bolted on so thats easy, but what about the wiring, can it be done from outside, or do I have to remove the B pillar inner trim.
#4
Changing the door itself is a doddle.
Disconnect the wiring harness at the connector.
Remove the locking screws from the hinge tops.
Then undo the bolts holding the checkstrap to the doorframe.
Open the door fully and lift it off the hinge.
#5
Sorry, didn't read your post as thoroughly as I should have
Yes you will need to remove the bottom B pillar trim piece (two half turn plastic screws at the bottom and one screw at top. Then remove the two screws that hold the deflector/retainging plate and disconnect the three connectors.
Yes you will need to remove the bottom B pillar trim piece (two half turn plastic screws at the bottom and one screw at top. Then remove the two screws that hold the deflector/retainging plate and disconnect the three connectors.
#6
That's interesting then, Just had a play. The replacement door came with the hinges, understood thats the best way to change it. Tried removing the hinges as you described. Top one fine no problem. bottom one hits the curve of the door as it reaches the end of its travel, so you have to tilt it to finish off, now both pins are the same length, so that will mean you cant tilt it due to the other pin still holding it. there is a small recess in the curve of the door but not enough to do the job. Guess I'll suck it and see. If not its a hinge off job.
#7
Hmmm? Did you remove the checkstrap? I did that on mine and it allowed me to open my door all the way which gave enough clearance to pull the door up off the hinge pins. You need to put a bit of tape on the edge of the front door so you don't scratch the rear when it's fully open.
My car is a SWB. Not sure if yours is a LWB but would have thought the operation would be the same?
My car is a SWB. Not sure if yours is a LWB but would have thought the operation would be the same?
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