89 S10 Removing Door

Hi, I have a 89 chevy s10, regular cab, short box. Anyways I'm doing a body
job to and and today I went to remove the right door so I could get at the
rocker panel easier, when i noticed theres no bolts holding it on, just
one big metal pin that doesn't seem to move with the hammers help.
Anyways, on my 81 chevy fullsize you just remove the bolts and it comes
right off, who knows how to get the doors off the S-10? All helps
appreciated,
Thanks

Adam

 

AFIK the hinge pin has to be pressed out. Using a hammer to remove it will
only mushroom out the tip and making it impossible to remove without
grinding.

BTW this is a group dedicated to discussing Saturn Division products. Any
other discussion is off topic. Oh, and tacky address you've got there.

Oppie

 

I wonder if his first name's "Dick"....

 

Must be a Seinfeld fan.

 

Hehehe >

There's also an electronic components company called "Assmann" German I
think. Going international has bad side effects at times.

There's also a FAG bearing company, possibly used in MAN buses? See
also the Buick LaCrosse. Lacrosse has a different meaning in Quebec...

Panasonic was going to sell an internet setop device centered around
woody Woodpecker, with the advertisment "Touch Woody, the Internet
Pecker". As always, when one wants to see something done right, look to
Japan...

 

And, there's always my favorite:

http://www.putzmeister.com/

They're an American heavy construction equipment company.

They also sell merchandise with their logo on it - hats, shirts, pens...
Didn't see any condoms though. ;-(

 

Don't forget that compabny 'Wacker', that makes those dirt pounding
things crews use. I giggle everytime I see those things.

(IIRC, in the 70's or so, Wang had an ad aimed at AB Dick customers that
read "Stop fiddling with your Dick and come play with our Wang")

 

Being an engineer, I am familiar with the assman connectors and fag
bearings. We get many of our supplies from Germany.

On another humorous side, my brother was working for the Reader's Digest a
few years back. The magazine is translated into many languages for the
overseas markets. In one Chinese edition, the General Electric slogan of,
"we bring good things to life" somehow got translated as, "we bring back
your dead relatives!" ... OOPS! Suddenly took on the air of a Southern
Baptist revival service.

And the 'you might have already won' letters signed by Carolyn Davis of the
Digest...she does not exist except as virtual memory in the computer system.
The Digest is actually in Chappaqua (home of the Clinton's) and not in
Pleasantville as they say. They just pay extra to keep a very large PO box
there.