dents in my gas door...
dents in my gas door...
I was getting a plant out of a tree today, and i looked at my car to see 2 small dents in the center of my gas door...Somebody please tell me what i can do to maybe pop them out myself, or get them popped out for a little money...
Wind
Wind
Re: dents in my gas door...
Originally posted by WindFall
I was getting a plant out of a tree today, and i looked at my car to see 2 small dents in the center of my gas door...Somebody please tell me what i can do to maybe pop them out myself, or get them popped out for a little money...
Wind
I was getting a plant out of a tree today, and i looked at my car to see 2 small dents in the center of my gas door...Somebody please tell me what i can do to maybe pop them out myself, or get them popped out for a little money...
Wind
Plant in a tree?
Re: dents in my gas door...
Originally posted by WindFall
I was getting a plant out of a tree today, and i looked at my car to see 2 small dents in the center of my gas door...Somebody please tell me what i can do to maybe pop them out myself, or get them popped out for a little money...
Wind
I was getting a plant out of a tree today, and i looked at my car to see 2 small dents in the center of my gas door...Somebody please tell me what i can do to maybe pop them out myself, or get them popped out for a little money...
Wind
What kind of dents?
Are we talking dimples (like where the hinge would be attached) or other dents?
If where the hinge is attached, maybe high speed air is somehow causing a pushing out of the door at highway speeds, thus stressing the hinge points to 'hold onto' the door and causing indentations...
If where the hinge is attached, maybe high speed air is somehow causing a pushing out of the door at highway speeds, thus stressing the hinge points to 'hold onto' the door and causing indentations...
Re: What kind of dents?
Originally posted by jjs
Are we talking dimples (like where the hinge would be attached) or other dents?
If where the hinge is attached, maybe high speed air is somehow causing a pushing out of the door at highway speeds, thus stressing the hinge points to 'hold onto' the door and causing indentations...
Are we talking dimples (like where the hinge would be attached) or other dents?
If where the hinge is attached, maybe high speed air is somehow causing a pushing out of the door at highway speeds, thus stressing the hinge points to 'hold onto' the door and causing indentations...
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