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Doors wont shut (grease)
2005 Pathfinder. My front driver and passenger side doors are very difficult to shut when you push them. Normally you could push them shut with one finger but now they are frozen. Any special way to grease them and what kind?
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are the hinges and pivots rusted?
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they shouldn't be....the front passenger side door is the worst and it doesnt get used that often
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there's always a reason for something to be binding (rust, sand, lack of lubrication, something bent or poorly aligned, etc)
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Should you determine that it's just a case of lubrication use white lithum grease.
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Sprayed WLG in the front doors and dont think it made any difference. no visible rust/ corrosion. stumped....
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Bump.
Anyone fixed this issue? Having same problem with stiff passenger front door. Last edited by queball56; 07-11-2013 at 03:47 PM. |
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Could be bad door checks. Try removing the door check and see how the door opens and closes (you'll have to remove the door panel). If it frees up the movement, it's the door check that's the problem. If not, the hinges are binding.
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