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I literally just installed the TMR bushings and the guides last weekend. One thing I did different is I put the pin in the bottom and then just rock the top up. But I am also a lot shorter than you are... so might be the difference for me. Keep an eye on your bushings, when I took my doors off this morning before work I noticed that the bushings wanted to come out with the doors, so I had to walk around and push them back in.
It is a good product and you did a fine job of explaining how they work. Still haven't pulled the trigger on getting them though, probably because of the price. I just wish they were a little bit more reasonable. Then again I've put thousands into the Jeep and I'm worried about 20 bucks. LOL
Do you put the nuts back on your hinges, or is weight enough? I hate the timely task of even removing the nuts. And scratching my paint. And thanks to your video, I’m buying those pin guides!
2 years later (but maybe someone else wanted info). Got My jeep used, NEVER even knew there WERE nuts on there.🤣 Short answer, you don't need them, I can't imagine a situation where your door is open, and you hit a bump..(or JUMP rather) big enough to lift the doors out of the hinges. (However, maybe keeping them installed will add a little protection to the hinge or bolt thread areas- at least keeping clean?) I say LOSE EM. (of course, as mentioned, mine WERE already lost when I got er).😄
I'm curious about the, NOT putting the nut back on. Is there a reason other than it being one less thing to take off? Are there any concerns about the doors stability etc? Just wondering.
Most Jeeper (around here anyway) that regularly remove their doors run without nuts full time. It's just something else you have to remove to get the doors off. There are no stability issues without the nuts and the doors remain locked in their hinges when the door is closed. The door has to be open to allow it to slide up out of the hinge. There is a thought that putting the door nuts back on will help keep *some* crud out that can build up over a long season with the doors on (winter), but that doesn't seem to bother many people. I suppose if you left your door unlocked, it would be easier to steal without the nuts... but to be frank, people that are stealing Jeep doors know how to remove the two nuts that are holding them on. So I have never seen it as a worry.
Interesting thought. Taking them off now is easy... But after a long season with them on, they may require some persuasion. I'd wrap it in a towl and use those channel locks to loosen them if they don't come off by hand.
This just makes it easier for thief's to steal the doors because you can't put the nuts back on. But I'm a cynic. But I'm a cynic because of how often I see Wrangler doors being sold on Ebay and FB Marketplace. ;)
One pin is longer than the other which means you can focus on getting one in then once it drops a bit you can focus on getting the second one in and you’re good to go. As opposed to the stock jeep pins which are the same length you have to sort of get both lined up at the same time.
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Great product that makes putting the doors back on super EZ. The new version by OutLaw are shorter so I leave my set in the top hinges all the time
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Thank you for this vid! VERY helpful :-)
I literally just installed the TMR bushings and the guides last weekend. One thing I did different is I put the pin in the bottom and then just rock the top up. But I am also a lot shorter than you are... so might be the difference for me. Keep an eye on your bushings, when I took my doors off this morning before work I noticed that the bushings wanted to come out with the doors, so I had to walk around and push them back in.
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I still look to your videos for product review and install.
It is a good product and you did a fine job of explaining how they work. Still haven't pulled the trigger on getting them though, probably because of the price. I just wish they were a little bit more reasonable. Then again I've put thousands into the Jeep and I'm worried about 20 bucks. LOL
CPO, you could always go the cheap route and use 7/32” Rubber Vacuum Caps.
CPO do you not use the torx screws on the bottom?
So the thread on my hinge pin broke and I bought a new pin to replace it, but I could not get old pin out of the door. Any suggestions?
I've used a wire brush to clean the threads, but I am still a few threads short of screwing the pins all the way on. Any suggestions?
Do you put the nuts back on your hinges, or is weight enough? I hate the timely task of even removing the nuts. And scratching my paint. And thanks to your video, I’m buying those pin guides!
2 years later (but maybe someone else wanted info). Got My jeep used, NEVER even knew there WERE nuts on there.🤣 Short answer, you don't need them, I can't imagine a situation where your door is open, and you hit a bump..(or JUMP rather) big enough to lift the doors out of the hinges. (However, maybe keeping them installed will add a little protection to the hinge or bolt thread areas- at least keeping clean?) I say LOSE EM. (of course, as mentioned, mine WERE already lost when I got er).😄
I'm curious about the, NOT putting the nut back on. Is there a reason other than it being one less thing to take off? Are there any concerns about the doors stability etc? Just wondering.
Most Jeeper (around here anyway) that regularly remove their doors run without nuts full time. It's just something else you have to remove to get the doors off. There are no stability issues without the nuts and the doors remain locked in their hinges when the door is closed. The door has to be open to allow it to slide up out of the hinge. There is a thought that putting the door nuts back on will help keep *some* crud out that can build up over a long season with the doors on (winter), but that doesn't seem to bother many people. I suppose if you left your door unlocked, it would be easier to steal without the nuts... but to be frank, people that are stealing Jeep doors know how to remove the two nuts that are holding them on. So I have never seen it as a worry.
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How do you get the Pin Guides out for those of us that do use the nuts?
Interesting thought. Taking them off now is easy... But after a long season with them on, they may require some persuasion. I'd wrap it in a towl and use those channel locks to loosen them if they don't come off by hand.
This just makes it easier for thief's to steal the doors because you can't put the nuts back on. But I'm a cynic. But I'm a cynic because of how often I see Wrangler doors being sold on Ebay and FB Marketplace. ;)
Good video but you still have to line both pins up. I’m failing to see any difference whatsoever. My doors go in as quick as these did.
One pin is longer than the other which means you can focus on getting one in then once it drops a bit you can focus on getting the second one in and you’re good to go. As opposed to the stock jeep pins which are the same length you have to sort of get both lined up at the same time.
They are a lot shorter then the original ones they made.
Jason Benjamin I noticed. I wonder why the change...
$50 for end caps???!! Wtf crack is this company smoking?