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Need some help. For all you guyz that have replaced there gas door, how did you remove the stock one. Pictures would help and any other information. THANKS!
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Does anybody know how to take the door off?
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i think you need to drill out the stock pop rivets on the hinges with a drill bit iam not sure though maybe someone can confirm
Last edited by tru_Asiatik_Pride; Sep 23, 2003 10:46pm.
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yeah thats right all you have to do is drill out the stock rivets and it should come out
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take it to a shop. it only took them about 5-10 mins to put mine on drilling is invovled so i thought i would let the pros do it
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take it to a shop. it only took them about 5-10 mins to put mine on drilling is invovled so i thought i would let the pros do it How much did they charge you?
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guy did mine for free. its fairly simple, so if i were to pay no more then $10-20 probably.
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Thanks guys but I need to put it back on the car. So how would this work now?
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guy did mine for free. its fairly simple, so if i were to pay no more then $10-20 probably. Same here. They did it for free, took 5 mins. It's really simple if you have the right tools (which a bodyshop will). If you're really hell bent on doing it yourself, you will need to drill out the old rivets and you will need to use a riveter (you can get one at home depot or lowes) to put in the new door.
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