How can I fix a sagging car door? I drive an old car, and I noticed that the door has now started to sag. I don't want to have to go to the repairman—is there any way I can fix it at home?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Good for you for noticing! A sagging car door means that your door hinges are worn out and need replacing. Quickly fix your sagging door by following the steps below:
Note your car’s make and model and buy the proper hinge for your car.
Using a car jack, prop the door up.
Remove the hinge bolts attaching the hinge to the car and replace the old hinge with the new one
Adjust as necessary.
There you go! Your door should be as good as new.
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