Door question..
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From: cold ole' minnesota
Door question..
I posted this in the "body forum" but I figured I would post it here as well..
I have a 93 F350 with doors that are junk. Rusted and dented. The doors have electric windows and locks, along with wing windows.
Does anyone know what years of doors will fit the vehicle? If I find an electric door from a 87-93 will that work? Will doors from a 93-97 work?
I have a 93 F350 with doors that are junk. Rusted and dented. The doors have electric windows and locks, along with wing windows.
Does anyone know what years of doors will fit the vehicle? If I find an electric door from a 87-93 will that work? Will doors from a 93-97 work?
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From: KY
Doors from 80 through 97 will fit the cab but the 97 doors have an extra little line that is on the bottom part of the door. It will not effect anything and you can use them because they don't reflect in the other body panels but they are a little different.
I don't know about the electric parts.
I don't know about the electric parts.
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Langley, BC, Canada
Ive got a 93 F250 and a 5 ton truck recently backed into the side of my truck taking out my box, drivers door, and drivers fender.
I just replaced my door with one from a 82 F150 with power nothing. I took the door from the 82...took every last thing out of it until it was just the metal shell. took everything out of the door from my 93 and it all bolted right in. The only thing i had to do was drill a hole for the big rubber wire loom to attach to the door since there wasnt a hole for it.
I just replaced my door with one from a 82 F150 with power nothing. I took the door from the 82...took every last thing out of it until it was just the metal shell. took everything out of the door from my 93 and it all bolted right in. The only thing i had to do was drill a hole for the big rubber wire loom to attach to the door since there wasnt a hole for it.
