bowtied
+1y
it should. I j ust used a flat piece of metal and put it on top of the old pin and hammerd it out. Then got'er in place with the new pins and tapped'em in. Any body shop will tell you exactly how to do it. I learned by looken and hammering shit until i figured out how it worked. I don't suggest you just start hammering shit tho. But make sure you align the doors when you put the new pins in. Good luck with it.