How to align a saggy and dropped door, with pics!

[Mew]

most of the time is just saggy due to age and not worn parts

So as a component gets older it doesn't suffer from any wear?

[JC]

most of the time is just saggy due to age and not worn parts

So as a component gets older it doesn't suffer from any wear?

as an old cnut. i would say things wear 

[Khare]

most of the time is just saggy due to age and not worn parts

So as a component gets older it doesn't suffer from any wear?

It does suffer wear ofcourse, but the hinge pin being worn is less common than sag due to the weight of the door.

[Wayne]

most of the time is just saggy due to age and not worn parts

So as a component gets older it doesn't suffer from any wear?

It does suffer wear ofcourse, but the hinge pin being worn is less common than sag due to the weight of the door.

I would say hinge pin wear is a lot more common, my 5door had loads of wear in the top pin on the drivers door, you could lift the door up and down and see the play in the pin.

[thai-wronghorse]

[danny_p]

if you have a 16v the best fix to to remove the mk3 and replace it with a mk2

[Khare]