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cj847 · 06-23-2022, 12:09 PM

Short answer is yes.

The only issues I had were the roll pins were rusted solid. I used a LONG (like 12" or longer) drill bit (in order to clear the door frame etc with my drill). I replaced them with a different size. It is better if you can get the stock ones out as I think they are tapered vs straight.

You pull the stuff out from inside the door and replace the pads. I had to connect them to the A pillar and use the door to get them fully seated. I greased them and worked them back and forth a few times to break them in.

06-23-2022, 12:09 PM	#2
cj847 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2016 Location: Ft Smith, AR Posts: 543	Re: Door check repair Short answer is yes. The only issues I had were the roll pins were rusted solid. I used a LONG (like 12" or longer) drill bit (in order to clear the door frame etc with my drill). I replaced them with a different size. It is better if you can get the stock ones out as I think they are tapered vs straight. You pull the stuff out from inside the door and replace the pads. I had to connect them to the A pillar and use the door to get them fully seated. I greased them and worked them back and forth a few times to break them in.