Door sagging
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It seems that the piece that goes from the door jam to inside the door has come loose, and needs to be welded back on. At least, this waht the mechanic at the Porsche dealer told me.
So, I have a friend who is good with a welder. Is the door panel easily removed? Or is all this better left to a body shop?
So, I have a friend who is good with a welder. Is the door panel easily removed? Or is all this better left to a body shop?
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the door panel is a bit of a chore to remove, but only because it has a bazillion screws holding it on - remember where they all go - also, use the removal tool for the plastic retainers at the bottom or you will probably break at least one
the internal wiring is a different story if you have to remove that - that one is a real pain
the internal wiring is a different story if you have to remove that - that one is a real pain
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If anybody's been inside the door, can you tell me if it's possible to remove any of the bracing?
I've put a cage in my car and would like to lighten up those doors, if possible. I've scared to open up the door and look inside to see for myself, because I don't have the tools to do it correctly.
I'd like to know if there are any bracings, which are redundant since putting in the cage, that I can remove.
Thanks,
Jason
I've put a cage in my car and would like to lighten up those doors, if possible. I've scared to open up the door and look inside to see for myself, because I don't have the tools to do it correctly.
I'd like to know if there are any bracings, which are redundant since putting in the cage, that I can remove.
Thanks,
Jason