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Topic subjectDoor regulator broken
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104153, Door regulator broken
Posted by nicho919, Oct-09-09 01:36 AM
The black plastic piece in the door that isn't a hinge, but sort of... holds the door open, I suppose, is broken on my passenger side, completely in half, and it makes the most god awful racket when opening and closing said door. How big of a bitch is it to fix this, and how much money am I looking at? Where can I source one of these?
104155, RE: Door regulator broken
Posted by teklein, Oct-09-09 06:39 AM
Originally posted by nicho919
The black plastic piece in the door that isn't a hinge, but sort of... holds the door open, I suppose, is broken on my passenger side, completely in half, and it makes the most god awful racket when opening and closing said door. How big of a bitch is it to fix this, and how much money am I looking at? Where can I source one of these?


Its called a door check IIRC.

PM stangmurdera, he owns Miller Import Parts.

Also, the dealer. IIRC they were like 30 or 40 bucks for a Sebring.

Its not hard. Unbolt, rebolt.
104156, RE: Door regulator broken
Posted by Tuxdreamerx, Oct-09-09 02:55 PM
Originally posted by teklein
Originally posted by nicho919 The black plastic piece in the door that isn't a hinge, but sort of... holds the door open, I suppose, is broken on my passenger side, completely in half, and it makes the most god awful racket when opening and closing said door. How big of a bitch is it to fix this, and how much money am I looking at? Where can I source one of these?
Its called a door check IIRC. PM stangmurdera, he owns Miller Import Parts. Also, the dealer. IIRC they were like 30 or 40 bucks for a Sebring. Its not hard. Unbolt, rebolt.


Really? I guess I never really messed with them they just looked like a PITA the change. I suppose there is a bolt or something under the fender..
104157, RE: Door regulator broken
Posted by daes_venge, Oct-09-09 03:40 PM
They are easy to change. Remove the pin securing the end to the door frame. Then remove the two 12mm nuts. Remove the door panel. Reach your hand inside the door shell and pull it out. Simple stuff.