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Welcome to The-T-Bar.com, Founded in 2009 and home to the biggest MGF & MG TF related forum on the web.
If you have a question regarding a MGF or MG TF the answer is here or if you just want to chat about anything related this is the place, you're sure to find like-minded, friendly enthusiasts.
If you have a question regarding a MGF or MG TF the answer is here or if you just want to chat about anything related this is the place, you're sure to find like-minded, friendly enthusiasts.
MGF 1995–2002
MGF TF 2002–2005
MG Motor 2007–2011
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Bushes wear first, then pins.
It depends on how much wear there is if pins need replacing also.
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I think the pins do wear. The doors on our 130k P reg had dropped so my lad took the pins from our T reg 48k donor car which certainly improved things.Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
Gavin207 created a new forum post in MGF/TF PitstopMy door hinges are worn, but before I invest in the replacement of the pins, can anyone tell me if both parts wear or only the bushes? I ask as if the pins don't wear i may make my own replacement bushes as I have the required resources to do this, but if the pins also wear them I'll probably just invest in the Mike Satur kits.Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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You can't fix your car if you don't know what's wrong with it. If your car has a fault light on you can read the error codes to narrow down the fault, but only if you have a compatible diagnostic tool.
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