P1000m5 1000-5 Rear Door Inside Storage Modification

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I did the same. Also bent them down just a touch since the panel moves in an arch. But...

I’m talking about the innerds of the latch itself. It unscrews with some snap ring pliers. The inside piece will become loose.
Yep..i had one come apart when i was doing mine.
 
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Finally got some time home and finished this project. Well, almost finished. Still waiting on the thumb screws. I’ll do 2-3 per door and that should be enough.

Passenger side panel. If someone cared they could color the rivets.
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Rivet up top for the chain.
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Not too bad.
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This is what I fit in the passenger door.
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Driver side
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Joey, did you ever consider showing your process on You Tube? Pretty ingenious on your part doing this. Do you have in depth instructions on how to accomplish this modification with pictures in a step by step process? If you do, I sure would like a copy of such.
 
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Joey, did you ever consider showing your process on You Tube? Pretty ingenious on your part doing this. Do you have in depth instructions on how to accomplish this modification with pictures in a step by step process? If you do, I sure would like a copy of such.

I did not but maybe I’ll get the opportunity someday soon to do another one if a buddy stops by and wants his done.
 
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Joey, did you ever consider showing your process on You Tube? Pretty ingenious on your part doing this. Do you have in depth instructions on how to accomplish this modification with pictures in a step by step process? If you do, I sure would like a copy of such.
Lol
 
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@Jiggerman01 I
It really is self explanatory on how to accomplish this mod. If you go with the hinge, it is a little bit more work, but you won't find yourself finding a safe place for your panel while you are in the door.

The other popular setup is going 100% removable with the Tansky hood pins.
 
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You forgot several steps
#1 Get beer and ice down (DUGH)
#2 First trip to cooler
#3 Second trip to cooler
#4 Third trip to cooler
#5 Forth trip to cooler
#6 Fifth trip to cooler
#6 Sixth trip to cooler
#7 Go to bed
Step one... remove panel
Step two... cut hole in door
Step three... replace panel with
different fasteners.
 
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I finally got to this mod. Had the chit sitting on my bench a while. Still need to tidy up a few things. I have the push pins on the top and henge on the bottom. My panels were put on later so I had to drill my own holes with rubber jack nuts for fastening. Well that made thing a bit of a whore to install the push pins but I made them work. First I used a step bit to counter sink the plastic and installed the nut backwards so that the flange of the nut sunk flush to the plastic setting the ball as close as possible. I also used some red locktight on the threads for that nut. In the inside to tighten the ball bolt, I used a flat washer then a lock washer then had to use a vise grip to hold the outer nut flange to get it (old German word) “good N tight” they will not back out.
Question, those of you with the hinge, what did y’all use to fill/decorate the three holes on the bottom ?
 
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View attachment 92221 View attachment 92222 View attachment 92223 I finally got to this mod. Had the chit sitting on my bench a while. Still need to tidy up a few things. I have the push pins on the top and henge on the bottom. My panels were put on later so I had to drill my own holes with rubber jack nuts for fastening. Well that made thing a bit of a whore to install the push pins but I made them work. First I used a step bit to counter sink the plastic and installed the nut backwards so that the flange of the nut sunk flush to the plastic setting the ball as close as possible. I also used some red locktight on the threads for that nut. In the inside to tighten the ball bolt, I used a flat washer then a lock washer then had to use a vise grip to hold the outer nut flange to get it (old German word) “good N tight” they will not back out.
Question, those of you with the hinge, what did y’all use to fill/decorate the three holes on the bottom ?

To fill those holes I used some oversized fender rivets. I had bought some 10mm on accident a while back and they worked good.
 
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All done with both sides. Just waiting on some finder rivits to show up. I had some 3M rubber door seal I bought for an old RV I had and trimmed out the hole to try and minimize crud form getting in. Looks like it seals decent. Time will tell eah?
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It does not seal well per real world testing..
That might have ben what my dog was thinking when I took that photo do you think?:rolleyes: Hahaha
 
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I didn’t see you gasket material.. have a link? That should help a lot
I’d have to look it up. I bought it a while ago was just sitting around. Might help a little might not. I wasn’t disputing your claims at all, it’s probably ben done in the thread I must have missed it. I was just making light of it with my dog I noticed looking at me funny in that pic. No worries.
 
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I’d have to look it up. I bought it a while ago was just sitting around. Might help a little might not. I wasn’t disputing your claims at all, it’s probably ben done in the thread I must have missed it. I was just making light of it with my dog I noticed looking at me funny in that pic. No worries.
No it should work much better.. I was referring to the ammont if s*** I found in mine after the overland. I hadn’t seen you gasket. I did a similar material on my truck tailgates to keep the dust out when the bedcovers down. Helps tremendously!!
 
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