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hello i have a 1950 chevy 2 door bel air that is missing the part on the door that keeps the door from opening all the way i was told it is called a check link i am not sure question is what is the name of this part and where can i get it and how does it go on thank you for your help
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Rosey, they are called door check links and I bought mine at the Filling Station. I own a 53 1/2 ton truck and don't know if they are the same as a car. I had to take doors and hinges off to install these check links. I had to take my hinge pins out and installed new ones when I put the check links on my hinges. If you call the Filling station they will help you. Thanks...Oscar http://www.fillingstation.com/radiator.htm
OSCAR ALBRETSEN
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The link above will take you to the Filling Station's radiator page. For their homepage go here: www.fillingstation.com  :) :grin:
The Mangy Old Mutt
"If It's Not Junk.....It's Not Treasure!"
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The passenger car door check link is very different from that of a truck. To install a new one the cowl kick pad (card board) must be removed to gain access to the one bolt that holds the link in place.....not a difficult operation.
Gene Schneider
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I wish mine was that easy. :) :)
OSCAR ALBRETSEN
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