M Mk37 New member Joined Nov 27, 2012 Messages 10 Points 3 Dec 5, 2012 #1 I have a 2001 Ducato and the side door ain't closing up to the rubber seals leaving a small gap along the top edge. Is there anyway of adjusting the door so it fits a little more snugly when closed, thanks.
I have a 2001 Ducato and the side door ain't closing up to the rubber seals leaving a small gap along the top edge. Is there anyway of adjusting the door so it fits a little more snugly when closed, thanks.
J Jesusman01 New member Joined Feb 17, 2019 Messages 4 Points 2 Feb 18, 2019 #2 Apparently it's not easy. I think most people I've spoken to recommend a new door, but even then there's no guarantee.
Apparently it's not easy. I think most people I've spoken to recommend a new door, but even then there's no guarantee.
C corcai Established member Joined Jul 31, 2015 Messages 1,450 Points 292 Feb 18, 2019 #3 A new door takes just as much if not more time to mount and adjust as it does to replace the rollers, catches and sockets and adjust. First inspect the rollers you'll probably find some are worn or have lost their plastic outer. You can buy the parts cheap on ebay e.g. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FIAT-DUC...-fbd8c8a474a2&epid=1542852657&redirect=mobile This post contains affiliate links which may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.
A new door takes just as much if not more time to mount and adjust as it does to replace the rollers, catches and sockets and adjust. First inspect the rollers you'll probably find some are worn or have lost their plastic outer. You can buy the parts cheap on ebay e.g. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FIAT-DUC...-fbd8c8a474a2&epid=1542852657&redirect=mobile
Joiner New member Joined Nov 12, 2007 Messages 100 Points 28 Feb 18, 2019 #4 Even cheaper, remove the rubber seal and bend the flange that it mounts onto. Use either an adjustable spanner to bend it, or your good friend, a big hammer. The bodyshops do this all the time.
Even cheaper, remove the rubber seal and bend the flange that it mounts onto. Use either an adjustable spanner to bend it, or your good friend, a big hammer. The bodyshops do this all the time.
J Jesusman01 New member Joined Feb 17, 2019 Messages 4 Points 2 Jun 25, 2019 #5 Thanks for the tips guys. Think I'll get some rollers before I get the hammer out ;-)