Removing the doors
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JK Newbie
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Cowtown, OH
Removing the doors
Hello All,
I am in the market for a new wrangler, and want to make sure that I can remove the doors.
Just to confirm what I have read, this can only be done with the non-power doors, correct?
Or can the power door be removed as well?
Many thanks!
I am in the market for a new wrangler, and want to make sure that I can remove the doors.
Just to confirm what I have read, this can only be done with the non-power doors, correct?
Or can the power door be removed as well?
Many thanks!
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Atlanta, GA
I have a old blanket that I fold a couple of times and then prop the doors against the wall with the bottoms sitting on the blanket. It works for now, but I think I'm going to Home Depot and getting some ladder hangers and then I can just hang them on the wall.
JK Freak
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Oklahoma
Something to think about- what are you going to do with them once off?
I took one of mine off, and then stood there holding it thinking "ok, now what?"
Didn't want to just lean it on against a wall in the garage because the bottom of the door might get damaged with all that weight sitting on it on hard concrete. Didn't want to lay it down.
Talked my wife into ordering a "door dolly" from Quadratec for my Xmas
Now I'll know what to do with them
What are the rest of you guys doing with them?
I took one of mine off, and then stood there holding it thinking "ok, now what?"
Didn't want to just lean it on against a wall in the garage because the bottom of the door might get damaged with all that weight sitting on it on hard concrete. Didn't want to lay it down.
Talked my wife into ordering a "door dolly" from Quadratec for my Xmas
Now I'll know what to do with themWhat are the rest of you guys doing with them?
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JK Freak
Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Fort Collins, Colorado
Lying flat (metal side up) on a comforter in the living room floor when I'm lazy. Resting against the wall on the carpeted floor in an upstairs guest bedroom when I get tired of tripping over them in the living room / playing hopskotch in the window openings.
My important notes:
1) always roll windows down before beginning
2) work a door at a time
3) nylon footman strap is last thing off and first thing on to prevent wind from swinging door open and giving the Jeep dimples.
-Glen
My important notes:
1) always roll windows down before beginning
2) work a door at a time
3) nylon footman strap is last thing off and first thing on to prevent wind from swinging door open and giving the Jeep dimples.
-Glen
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thats how im gonna get my windows tinted while driving down the road. drive up take off the doors drive off. drive back put doors back on drive off.