718murdoc

Has anyone figured out a solution for this problem on the SC300/400? Some say it has to do with the air pressure in the cabin; but on my SC, it's the passenger door that gives me this problem. I have to open the window a bit for passengers that enter my car so they don't have to slam the door shut getting in or out. My drivers door is fine. For a while I thought it was a misaligned door latch, but the latch is fine.

LEXXIUM

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Roll the window down on your side when your passengers get out, and roll it back up when they shut the door

durps

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Just get a jack, jack door to level, loosen bolts, jack door up about an inch, tighten bolts, and youre done.
Worked for me.

1sWt2GS

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this.

use a microfiber so the bottom of your door doesn't scratch

durps

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Also jack closer to the hingle/mirror half of the door, not the door handle half of the door.

718murdoc

I'll check this and see what happens. thanks for the info.

SC400slide

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Doesn't help that the door itself is 100+ pounds.

GamblerZ

It is most probably time to get the door hinge rebuilt/replaced.

MXT4life

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Never noticed that leaving the window cracked when closing the door made it somewhat easier haha

yell0w

You should also check where the front fender and the door meet. If you see a little paint missing it's probably because of your hinge causing your door to sag just enough causing it to rub on the front fender. Just something easy to look for.