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I was just out looking at it and to mee it looks like they are riveted pins, or atleast you can't just pull them....then again its dark and i did it on the way to the store without a flash light
I was just out looking at it and to mee it looks like they are riveted pins, or atleast you can't just pull them....then again its dark and i did it on the way to the store without a flash light
That's what mine look like , there is no retainer clip to pull.
You can also stick a jack under the door when it's open about 4" and jack it beyond its limits to tweak it back up. Not glamorous by any means, but works for work trucks that don't have any business getting new pins done. Something to consider. Not endorsed by me.
On my brothers bronco we had to drill the head of the pin before it could be hammered out with a punch. A tip I have for you is to mask the edges of your door and fender with a good thick tape or 2 layers of masking tape. Also be mindful of your windshield when hammering on a punch. Replacement pins typically have the retainer clips.