How to Adjust a Sagging Car Door?

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OElliot
07/30/25 1:34am
Whole car door lowering causes the door sagging issue. The left door has sagged entirely. Loosen the hinge screws on the body side and raise the hinge installation position. The rear end of the car door lowering causes the door sagging issue. Loosen the hinge screws on the body side, move the hinge backward, and move the lower hinge backward.
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