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body/frame flex??
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kaudbron
• centerville, OK, USA
• Registered on 8/7/2003
• 3 posts
Posted:1/4/2004 19:16
Well the 3 times I have gone offroading my drivers side door has increasingly not want to open. It seems that when the bronco is flexed, the door is tweaked so that the front of the door rubs on the fender.
Also along the front edge of the door there is a vertical dimble, as if the front edge of the door was pulled outward and back, which might have been caused by me opening the door when it was in the tweaked position?
So anyhow I checked all of the body mounts and nothing seems pulled, I can bang the door back in to clear the fender, but as soon as the truck gets unlevel the door wedges itself again.
My question is what causing this to happen? I dont think i twisted the frame because i ahvent done anything real bad to it.
Is it possible that the fender is just loose on its mounts and ends up in the way of the door? THanks for any help
kaudbron
• centerville, OK, USA
• Registered on 8/7/2003
• 3 posts
Posted:1/4/2004 19:27
please note the picture in my poster is the other door and I have a 89 Bronco 351, I will post pictures of the damage soon.
millpondmonster
• onalaska, WA, USA
• Registered on 4/25/2013
• 0 posts
Posted:1/22/2004 00:10
Quote:
Well the 3 times I have gone offroading my drivers side door has increasingly not want to open. It seems that when the bronco is flexed, the door is tweaked so that the front of the door rubs on the fender.
Also along the front edge of the door there is a vertical dimble, as if the front edge of the door was pulled outward and back, which might have been caused by me opening the door when it was in the tweaked position?
So anyhow I checked all of the body mounts and nothing seems pulled, I can bang the door back in to clear the fender, but as soon as the truck gets unlevel the door wedges itself again.
My question is what causing this to happen? I dont think i twisted the frame because i ahvent done anything real bad to it.
Is it possible that the fender is just loose on its mounts and ends up in the way of the door? THanks for any help
[quote]most likely your front clip ( the fenders and hood) are moving and binding on your door.
TTB Blows
• Southwest, CO, USA
• Registered on 9/21/2001
• 9 posts
Posted:1/23/2004 12:10
This is just showing you how flimsy the '80-96 bodies are.........my '90 does it all the time.
Dwayne Hartzo
• Brooklyn, NY, USA
• Registered on 9/10/2002
• 5 posts
Posted:1/27/2004 20:01
The doors are on a floating hinge and are pretty easy to re-align with 2 people.

Dwayne
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body/frame flex??
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