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Removing a door from its hinges is about as simple a DIY job as comes along. Yet more than one hinge pin has refused to budge even after employing a variety of tools and methods.

Bend a Hinge Pin. The best way to fix a door that won't stay open is to bend a pin or two on the door hinges.This method works only for interior doors with removable hinge pins.

Some OEM door-hinge pins are retained by E-rings or cotter pins, making their removal trivial. Just pop out the cotter or E-ring, and push the hinge pin out.

Q-I want to remove two doors from their hinges. The hinge pins are down tight, and I don`t know how I can get them out. Also, the last time I tried this I had difficulty holding the door up while ...

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Parts List. Description. PN. Source. Price. Door hinge bushing. 16632192. GM Parts Direct. $2.27 ea. Retainer. 25640501. GM Parts Direct. 0.91. Pin. 15645336. GM ...

Butt hinges are commonly used on doors. Although most hinges are reversible (any end can be upward), most loose-pin hinges, like on doors, have an up and down end.

Coiled spring pins can also be used in friction-fit hinges. Holes in both components have the same diameter and are sized so that the pin is always in contact with the sides of all the holes.

Hinges are ubiquitous mechanical components and, typically, engineers are most familiar with those with a solid pin. Many may not know, however, that a leading use of coiled-spring pins is in ...

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