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A faulty Door Check Link can cause hundreds of dollars in damage to your trucks body and trim. Today, Dave Welch shows us how to easily replace or repair the Check Link on any 1960-66 Chevrolet or GMC Pickup. Find this and more for your classic at www.brotherstrucks.com
Parts used:
DCKL066 – Door Check Link: https://bit.ly/32ga3Jc
DCKL66P – Door Check Roll Pin Kit: https://bit.ly/3j1y0JV
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ON my 66 fleet side the piece on the frame that the check attaches to is welded from the inside and it has come loose. Can I buy that piece? I assume it has nuts on the inside, how do I get to them?
Put some grease on the pliers, the bb in the grease and then flare. Just my idea. Watching and learning from you. Thanks.
Dave- thanks for this video, it helped me to easily replace the door check on my 65 C10! Much appreciated, down to earth and practical advise.
A video for every problem!
Just got a 63 C10 and these videos are great!
Hi Dave… good video. Can you show how to fix the dent in the front of the door? i have a similar one, but smaller, on my truck, and is difficult to work on given the location. Any tricks of the trade for this?
I’m so glad I subscribed to the channel I learn from it every time I watch it and save them. Keep up the great work you do .
Good vid again Dave. Good info for an often overlooked part on those years of trucks! Thanks!
Great video man learned a lot from you years ago watching your older videos
Is the ripple in the front of the door from a failed 'door check'?
Cool info really glad I follow! If I could give more than one thumbs up I would but I can only give one! Lol can’t wait to see more on square body chevys I have a 1973 pick up short bed with a lot of work to do it’s a project truck with just the cab that’s solid
Is there a video available on how to remove those dents? I think most of us in resto mode have those dents.
Same issue on my 62
I have that exact problem on my 63