6th gen door/fender insulation
#1
05-09-2016, 07:33 PM
6th gen door/fender insulation
So on the passenger side of my MC the insulation, that is in the fender where the front of door meets the fender, is not in place as it is on the driver side, it is crumpled down toward the bottom.
Can it be put back in place without removing the fender?
I tried one of those little grabber things, like for a dropped screw but it wasn't strong enough to pull it up.
Has anyone dealt with this issue before, if so, how did you fix it ?
Can I edit title?
I accidentally age my car, it is 6th sorry
Can it be put back in place without removing the fender?
I tried one of those little grabber things, like for a dropped screw but it wasn't strong enough to pull it up.
Has anyone dealt with this issue before, if so, how did you fix it ?
Can I edit title?
I accidentally age my car, it is 6th sorry
Last edited by The_Maniac; 05-09-2016 at 10:06 PM. Reason: Correct generation info per OP
#2
05-10-2016, 04:21 PM
Good Luck > Hope below helps ?
Hi `Shawn,
Check out the below vid & link...I hope it helps or gives you some idea's ? Good Luck
New Door Hinges? - Monte Carlo Forum - Monte Carlo Enthusiast Forums
Check out the below vid & link...I hope it helps or gives you some idea's ? Good Luck
New Door Hinges? - Monte Carlo Forum - Monte Carlo Enthusiast Forums
montecarloforum.com › ... › General Forums › Monte Carlo Repair Help
Dec 1, 2011 - I have heard that there is no way to adjust the hinges/new bushings, etc. and that I need ... 2003 MONTE CARLO SS JEFF GORDON EDITION ... GM has had a history of using door hinge/bushing setups on 2 door cars that are ..
Dec 1, 2011 - I have heard that there is no way to adjust the hinges/new bushings, etc. and that I need ... 2003 MONTE CARLO SS JEFF GORDON EDITION ... GM has had a history of using door hinge/bushing setups on 2 door cars that are ..
#3
05-10-2016, 06:40 PM
Thanks BBMike, I like the vids from them, but the door isn't sagging. It's the insulation/weather barrier in the fender
#4
05-10-2016, 08:53 PM
Hi `Shawn, I'm happy you like the vid's 
I think I know what you mean now, but do you have a pictures
I hope a member's knows and can share.
I did find seals for your year, but I don't think it's it ?
2003 Chevy Monte Carlo Replacement Fenders & Components ? CARiD.com
I think I know what you mean now, but do you have a pictures
I hope a member's knows and can share.
I did find seals for your year, but I don't think it's it ?
2003 Chevy Monte Carlo Replacement Fenders & Components ? CARiD.com
#5
05-11-2016, 10:11 AM
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When I worked in automotive interiors we would put the sound absorber pads on with a glue that is supposed to remain semi sticky after applied. I don't think you would be able to just pull it back into place as there is probably a portion of it that is still in the semi sticky part, so it would more than likely just be more of a headache trying to do it.