PB blaster and paint.
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redrooster
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Try it somewhere inconspciouos.
jeepguy46176
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I havent ever noticed it doing anything when i got it on my paint but i have never sprayed a big puddle right on it.
LadyJeepFreak
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Try some vegtable oil on those hinges if your taking the door off?
Lady
Lady
LadyJeepFreak
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LOL Okay maybe something more than that. Sorry, it was a female's point of advice from a lack of knowlege! I was thinking time had stuck them, not rust. LOL
Lady
Lady
jeepguy46176
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RE: NOPE
Mingez I tryed it out for you. I sprayed a bunch on a tj the same color as yours and let it sit over night. The paint was just the same today. So spray away.
Mingez I tryed it out for you. I sprayed a bunch on a tj the same color as yours and let it sit over night. The paint was just the same today. So spray away.
Sparky-Watts
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mud4feet said:
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prariepunk
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RE: How Many Here Have One Of These...........
Nah, it won't hurt a bit. I have covered my jeep with it before (the door hinges anyway) and never had any problems. When it gets wet you get that weird oily look thats kinda hard to get rid of though
Nah, it won't hurt a bit. I have covered my jeep with it before (the door hinges anyway) and never had any problems. When it gets wet you get that weird oily look thats kinda hard to get rid of though
PhattyX
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RE: 4 High no workie 
Just to add this... maybe you're looking at your problem incorrectly. If the doors open, then the pin is moving withing the cylinder, so rust is probably not your problem. Didn't you buy that TJ with a white hood and fender? It's possible that your hinges are bent / unalligned.
I took a hammer to my CJ's pass door pin (hammer up from the bottom on the top pin) before I realized that I could have just loosened the adjustment screws on the door plate. My advice: Gym membership + hammer. Someone more civilized might suggest loosening the bolts on the door side hinge plate (plan on replacing them, then too... I guarantee one gets stripped).
-X
Just to add this... maybe you're looking at your problem incorrectly. If the doors open, then the pin is moving withing the cylinder, so rust is probably not your problem. Didn't you buy that TJ with a white hood and fender? It's possible that your hinges are bent / unalligned.
I took a hammer to my CJ's pass door pin (hammer up from the bottom on the top pin) before I realized that I could have just loosened the adjustment screws on the door plate. My advice: Gym membership + hammer. Someone more civilized might suggest loosening the bolts on the door side hinge plate (plan on replacing them, then too... I guarantee one gets stripped).
-X
mingez
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Awww, y'all wanna go there huh? You have no idea how BUFF I am!:lol:
[flex arm]
Hey guys, I have two tickets ...two tickets to the GUN SHOW!
[/flex arm]
I lifted the stinking TJ off the ground trying to take that damn door off. You've seen my hulk hands haven't you?!
Anyway, my GYM membership has been active since I moved here, and I tried the WD40, and it didn't do the trick. My next step is PB. I'll let you all know how that goes.
[flex arm]
Hey guys, I have two tickets ...two tickets to the GUN SHOW!
[/flex arm]
I lifted the stinking TJ off the ground trying to take that damn door off. You've seen my hulk hands haven't you?!
Anyway, my GYM membership has been active since I moved here, and I tried the WD40, and it didn't do the trick. My next step is PB. I'll let you all know how that goes.
TwistedCU
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RE: Air Intake
Take the nut off the stinkin' door hinges for Pete's sake! GEEZ :roll:
:lol:
WD40 worked on my old '92 like a champ, and I am sure they had never been off before. You tried the WD40 and working the door back and forth a whole lot then using some sheer brute strength to lift them off? If you can;t quite get it done yourself, maybe your girlfriend could do it for you?
:lol:
Take the nut off the stinkin' door hinges for Pete's sake! GEEZ :roll:
:lol:
WD40 worked on my old '92 like a champ, and I am sure they had never been off before. You tried the WD40 and working the door back and forth a whole lot then using some sheer brute strength to lift them off? If you can;t quite get it done yourself, maybe your girlfriend could do it for you?
:lol:
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