RoadiJeff
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The passenger door on my wife's 2020 JLU is rather hard to close due to an alignment issue. As you can see from the pics, the top has no gap and the bottom has a bit of one.
I have adjusted the striker and moved both hinges around on the body over the past few weeks. The striker isn't the problem, it is something to do with the door itself. I removed the door and adjusted both hinges on the body earlier today, as you can see from the paint marks, so that they are as far outward and upward as the bolt holes will go. That seemed to help a little but the door is still hard to close.
I hesitate to mess with the painted hinge bolts on the door itself because I do not want to mess up the finish and I believe there should be another way to adjust this so that the gap is the same width from top to bottom.
Any ideas?
I have adjusted the striker and moved both hinges around on the body over the past few weeks. The striker isn't the problem, it is something to do with the door itself. I removed the door and adjusted both hinges on the body earlier today, as you can see from the paint marks, so that they are as far outward and upward as the bolt holes will go. That seemed to help a little but the door is still hard to close.
I hesitate to mess with the painted hinge bolts on the door itself because I do not want to mess up the finish and I believe there should be another way to adjust this so that the gap is the same width from top to bottom.
Any ideas?
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