1973-87 Chevy & GMC Truck Door Hinge Rebuild

Website: www.brotherstrucks.com/
TV Host and restoration expert Dave Welch give us this great step-by-step DIY video to take the guesswork out of freshening up your Classic Chevrolet or GMC Pickup door hinges. Worn door hinges are common problem and repairing them is a necessity nearly 100% of the time on these classic trucks. Want to get rid of those saggy doors, this is how you do it! Check out more for your Classic Truck at www.brotherstrucks.com.

[@malikdigger4544]

Luv that 69-72 Suburban in my favorite color too sky blue

[@Campbase1]

Nice job

[@rogerb649]

Thanks Dave

[@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV]

Thanks! He's a great resource.

[@Allthingsfixed]

I like this way of fixing it thanks for showing it. Shouldn't you flip the grinder over so the sparks aren't hitting you or are you worried about kickback?

[@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV]

Kickback, You'll notice Dave doesn't use a guard on his grinder, so kickback can be especially dangerous!

[@Allthingsfixed]

@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV I agree, thanks for the response, I enjoy your channel and I am thankful for you content. I just found you because of this video and subscribed. I am fixing up a 87 Chevy V20 Pickup so I will be watching a lot of your videos!

[@bretmazur8974]

ok so i bought a pin and bush set and found only two copper bush and two preferaded bush the coppers fit fine but the others were to big for the hole have you run into this issue.its the only pin and bush listed for these series trucks.i own a 77 gmc c15

[@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV]

We haven't run into that before. How close are they to fitting the hole? Maybe some rust or debris needs to be honed out? Is it possible that you could fit the copper bushings in the hole you're trying to fit the serrated bushing into?