Can the door be adjusted back or forward - Cars & Trucks

Hello. The right front fender, still, must be removed to gain access to the passenger side door mounting bolts. The door hinges are, probably, 'tweaked' so very minuscule movement can be done. If the door hinge bolt holes are 'widened', then more 'movement' can be attained. Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

Normally there is 4 bolts going into the floor. They are likely under a small plastic cover. Use the seat position adjustment to allow easy access to the bolts. When removing the front bolts, adjust the seat all the way back, and all the way forward when removing the rear bolts. If they are power seats, be sure to disconnect any wiring at the connectors. Then the seat just lifts out. The seat back angle can be adjusted forward if there's any problem getting it out the door.

Doors aren't be adjusted front to back. If you need more clearance for the fender. Adjust the fender.

down the bottom just above the track you will find a hole in the front and back edges
it is normally a phillips screw drive and in the hole you will find a screw that when turned pulls the roller forward or back which raises the front or rear of the door
turning both the same amount lifts the door or down and makes the edge of the door parallel to the door opening and adjusts the door lock to the right position in the jamb
lifting the door slightly when turning the screw helps make the screwing action easier.

How it mounts to the moving armis a touch too far forward.

Its pretty straight forward....change the hinges. don't tighten completely, support the door, align, adjust tighten, adjust tighten etc etc. connect the wiring,...its tedious not difficult.

Inner door panel off and adjustment is where glass/channel bolts to regulator to move glass backwards and forwards. To adjust top in and out 2 10mm bolts in bottom of door to adjust bottom of regulator

this might be more than what you want to do but .. there is a bolt on the bottom of the fender near the door .. this is an important one to loosen.. you next loosen the one infront of the windshield .. which is top of the fender.. also there is one inside the door .. with door open look back in there you will see only one bolt there. Now you need to find a way to pull this fender back forward enough to pull it away from the door so you can operate the door properly.. We take the headlight assembly out and use a puller device to pull it back forward .. you can also tie this to a post or tree and lightly back up .. try this and see what you come up with .. tighten all bolts after you get it pulled forward or while you have it in a strain forward.. thanks jerry

To make this adjustment you have to loosen the 3 bolts that hold the windshield frame to the dash and the bolt that allows for adjustment in the rollbar extensions. This will allow you to push the windshield forward or backward to close the gap. then tighten everything back up!

The door is bolted to the hinges, work out which hinge has most movement in its hinge (Top or lower), this one will need to be moved forward or back to compensate for wear in hinge.
Also take note of door gap along fender (When door is closed) to
prevent it damaging paintwork.
Hope this helps, MMP