1994 Mustang hinge pins

The driver's door is in need of new hinge pins. I've been told I have to
take the panel off, disconnect everything and then take the door off to
replace the hinge pins. Looking at this, it seems that if I support the door
with a couple of jacks I could probably take out the hinge pins, install the
new bushings and pins and maybe just do a little bit of adjustment. Any
thoughts or ideas? Is this feasible or do I need to take the whole thing
off? I'll probably be doing it by myself and since the door is awkward I
can see me having trouble taking it off completely.

Thanks for any ideas.

"wowzer" > wrote in message
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> The driver's door is in need of new hinge pins. I've been told I have to
> take the panel off, disconnect everything and then take the door off to
> replace the hinge pins. Looking at this, it seems that if I support the
> door with a couple of jacks I could probably take out the hinge pins,
> install the new bushings and pins and maybe just do a little bit of
> adjustment. Any thoughts or ideas? Is this feasible or do I need to take
> the whole thing off? I'll probably be doing it by myself and since the
> door is awkward I can see me having trouble taking it off completely.
>
> Thanks for any ideas.
>

usually it is done by two people, one has to hold the door, and the other
align and put the pins in/out.
Some shops have a lift that holds the door