View Poll Results: What do you see by the driver's window pillar?
I don't see anything, but pushing on the bottom makes a crunching noise
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Depends on your climate and what they use to melt ice.
We don't use salt out west, so we have no rust. Not there or anywhere. Shipping a door would be spendy though.
We don't use salt out west, so we have no rust. Not there or anywhere. Shipping a door would be spendy though.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Clean here...Randman has pulled that plastic off mine while driving before.
then i take a grinder to it and throw some black pant on it.
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Originally Posted by JimmyFloyd
next question is how do you remove the window piece? I have it figured out all the way up to the shiny applique on the back part of the door near the B pillar. No clue how that somes off...
to remove the Black part at the back, you need to pull the window channel rubber out and remove the screws behind it.
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Originally Posted by SSE Motorhead
My 93 SSE doors are white (16U) with grey panels, and are perfect.
*You wish you lived closer to Utah... *
*You wish you lived closer to Utah... *
Probably would have charged me less than the yard did.
I should have a buddy helping be remove the rusty parts, and weld in the remainder of that piece from the red doorto replace the parts missing from the white one. Just need to replace the window piece as it is rusted to hell.
And ryan. Good luck with the grinder and painting. On both of mine they pieced just melted away. More than could be replaced. Maybe with a LOT of RTV, depending on how bad yours are.
Hopefully the dead door that is on my car is good so I can get the rubber and window off of it