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GMC Safari Hinge Part Number: 15536693
$18.18 MSRP: $21.05You Save: $2.87 (14%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
GMC Safari Hinge, Passenger Side Part Number: 15536614
$18.90 MSRP: $36.05You Save: $17.15 (48%)
GMC Safari Hinge, Passenger Side Part Number: 15159312
$31.46 MSRP: $60.00You Save: $28.54 (48%)
GMC Safari Hinge Part Number: 15536617
GMC Safari Hinge, Driver Side Part Number: 15536615
GMC Safari Hinge, Driver Side Part Number: 15714417
GMC Safari Hinge Part Number: 15615532
GMC Safari Hinge Part Number: 15615531
GMC Safari Hinge Part Number: 15536692
GMC Safari Hinge, Passenger Side Part Number: 15536619
GMC Safari Hinge, Driver Side Part Number: 15536618
GMC Safari Hinge, Passenger Side Part Number: 15536616
GMC Safari Hinge, Driver Side Part Number: 15536613
GMC Safari Door Hinge
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It is a GMC Safari Door Hinge on which the reliability and high performance of the GMC Safari series of vehicles that were manufactured between 1985 and 2005 depend on various models. Sturdy to the overall structure of the car, the Door Hinge is an integral component mainly responsible for the apt functioning of the door which does not sag or get misaligned in such a way that hampers safety. Since the GMC Safari has flexible interiors and is used for both passengers and goods it has the Door Hinge that increases the efficiency of the car. The availability of the number of Safari models also guarantees that their owners will be able to preserve the car's quality since such parts as hinges, when worn out, can lead to a Car's door's failure and even a tragedy. The GMC Safari Door Hinge is designed to be extremely tough with the use of a steel structures that can last through the normal wears and tear. Also, such parts as door check straps and hinge roller kits are available to improve the effectiveness of this Door Hinge in terms of easy operation and alignment correction. It does not only enhance the performance of GMC safari as a commercial vehicle but also steps up the safety of the vehicle. GMC Safari is the manufacture of the GMC Safari with an approximate production of 3.2 million units for the Door Hinge; the automobile has carved a niche for itself and is proven a reliable and high performing automobile for customer across the world. The GMC Safari Door Hinge is not just any common door hinge; it is the perfect expression of quality that the GMC is all about.
GMC Safari Door Hinge Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the rear door hinge on GMC Safari?A:The process starts by removing the door from the vehicle together with the taillamp before continuing with the taillamp filler panel extraction. Next, remove the trim panel. Use the provided template to mark the hinge halves of the door and body before punching the existing welds with the service hinge template. Begin by drilling 3.0 mm (1/8 in) pilot holes entirely through the hinge and frame alongside the reinforcement and gusset at the punch marks. Later continue with 13.0 mm (1/2 in) hole drilling through the same components making use of these pilot holes. The service technician can separate hinge components from the frame using a chisel between the hinge assembly and frame. Subsequently the technician will remove all remaining weld from both frame components with a grinder. Hinge pin bushings need to be installed first followed by application of a medium-bodied sealer onto the hinge halves mating surface before installation. You should install the anchor plates along with their bolts at 27 n.m (20 lb ft) torque then make sure the hinge halves align with the previous mark. Paint the hinge portion and its surroundings before installing the trim panel with the taillamp filler panel and taillamp attached. Put the door back into its vehicle position and adjust it within the door opening framework by keeping the left door shut during adjustment of the right door and wait until you confirm full lock engagement with the striker before completely shutting the right door.
- Q: How to replace the front side door hinge on GMC Safari?A:The replacement of the front side door hinge begins by removing the door. Correctly mark the existing hinges on the door and body pillar before eliminating the sealer near the hinge area. A center punch should mark each original weld on the base of the hinge before drilling 3.0 mm (1/8 in) pilot holes at the punch locations through the welds. The drill must stop short of penetrating either the body pillar or door. Drill a 13.0 mm (1/2 in) hole through the hinge base up to the pilot hole mark while preventing penetration of either the door or body pillar. A chisel will detach any remaining welds before the hinge gets removed. To install the new bolt on the replacement hinge, position it at the door or body pillar marks using the replacement hinge as guidance for center punching the bolt hole locations. Use a 13.0 mm (1/2 in) drill to make holes at the center punch marks in the door and body pillar then grind off remaining welds on the surfaces. A medium-bodied sealer should be applied to the hinge area which will meet door or hinge pillar surfaces. The installation process begins by attaching the hinge with bolts and anchor plate where the wrench should reach 27 N.m (20 lb ft) torque. Reinstall the door after you paint the hinge along with the adjacent area. The last step involves door adjustment into the frame through the 13.0 mm (1/2 in) holes for proper alignment while also verifying lock fork bolt alignment with the striker when the door reaches a closed position.
