LAMBO DOORS INC installation guide

Here is a link to show you how the direct bolt on door kit works and the installation details (Instruction sample is showing a 00-07 Toyota Celica) and this is going to be the same concept for all bolt on door kit applications.

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( LAMBO DOORS INC ) Instruction is showing on a 2000 & up Toyota Celica

The kit includes a pair of hinges, a pair of shock absorbers, and wiring extensions ( Not Necessary ) and installation guide.

To gain access to stock hinges, you must remove the bumper and side skirts.

Remove the head light housing, and front fender. Now you can see the stock hinges.

Remove the stock doorstopper.

Close and lock the door and tape it in position with multiple layers of tape securely.

Remove the stock hinges using 12mm wrench, bolt size vary on vehicles.

Cut the rubber boot around the wirings. ( Not Necessary )

Remove this metal tab.

Trim inner fender. ( Not always required ) only on vehicles that have low fender to frame clearance.

Pictures of rolled fender. ( Not always required )

Pre-fit the new hinges. Some kits may require adjustment on specific vehicle applications ( i.e. grinding and modifying bolt holes for fitment )

During lifting door up, install the shock absorber.

Insert the metal clip into the bottom of the shock.

Adjust the height of the door by adjusting the screw shown in picture.

Gradually tighten up all the bolts.

Adjust the door to the appropriate position by tapping the hinge with a hammer.

Certify the door wont hit anything.

Repeat the same procedure on the other side.

Reinstall the fenders, side skirts, head lights, and bumper.

All the procedures take an average of 5-9 hrs.

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LAMBO DOORS INC installation guide

Here is a link to show you how the direct bolt on door kit works and the installation details (Instruction sample is showing a 00-07 Toyota Celica and this is going to be the same concept for all bolt on door kit applications.

Thank you