Door Bushing Removal Tool Hinge Liners For Jeep Wrangler JK JKU JL JLU Sports Sahara Freedom Rubicon Unlimited & Gladiator JT 2/4-Door 2007-2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 (9 Pcs)

I had trouble removing my Jeep doors since it had been about 5 years. The old metal bushings had rusted and prevented me from removing the doors. I was finally able to remove them but I was worried about putting the doors back on at the end of summer. I got this and the removal tool made the job simple and not costly. When I replaced the bushings with the plastic replacements that came in this set it was a snap and now I don't have to worry about rust or the doors sticking!! Solved the problem and made my life easier at a LOWER cost!!

Great product... Protect your paint when using the removal tool... Unlike me...

If you think they don't fit, it is more likely than not, the original bushings are still in. Use the removal tool and hammer them out. Watch YouTube and protect your paint. Then, and only then, these bushings will drop eight in.Here's what concerns me. After putting the new bushings and doors on, I tried to life a door off and it didn't budge. I purchased an 07 Jeep in 2022 and the doors were so easy to lift off. I am hoping that after a week of use, the bushing and hinges will settle in and I can easily remove the doors again. Just be aware the doors may not come off easily after this install. The doors do seems to close better because they are aligned again.

Wish I had done this years ago. Forgot how easy the doors close when the pins aren't all rusted and the bushing is smooth. Super easy install even with a 14 year old JK.

The removal tool for the old bushings was fine (worked using 10 mins of heavy hammer and some PB Blaster). After removing the old EOM bushings, the new bushings fit into the hinge hole just fine. BUT, the pins on the door don't fit into the new bushings. The inner diameter of the new bushing is too small for the door pin to pit into. You could probably bang them on using grease, but they'd still be super tight. Bad design/product.

These are a hard plastic material.. However, they fit our after market pins for the jeep doors way better. Nice and snug and no play. After installing the foot pegs and mirror directly on “footless”, I removed them to attach the doors and found a problem with the inserts. They molded to the bolts. So they are a no go for having to tighten down footless accessories.

Everything worked good easy to install new ones

First of - they do what they are supposed to do and work great. The downside I was not expecting is the snug fit. So snug, that I contemplated taking the side hinges of the doors off because I couldn’t get the doors to come off the normal way. After working with them a bit and pulling straight up one last time - they came off normally.

These bushing were super easy to install. The old factory bushing WERE NOT easy to take out. I had to use a floor jack and jack up the doors to get them off. Then I had to remove the hinges from the Jeep and put them in a bench vise the hammer the old bushings out. This took me around 3+ hours to do.A little sanding with some emery cloth on the door pins and holes and some grease and these plastic bushings slid right in and the doors fit perfectly. Now my doors open and close super nicely.Great bushings, will definitely buy them again for my wife's jeep when she needs them

The removal tool is made of aluminium so deforms quite a bit and is not capable of removing a rusted in place liner. Had to remove most of the old liners with a punch and chisel. They went in fine and are a tight fit. The plastic inserts are soft and I did damage one taking a door off. I'm not sure how long these will last but for the price they are a good deal.

Replacing the stock bushings was a fairly easy process, though my bushings wouldn’t come out with the tool and had to be destroyed to remove. After sanding and cleaning the replacement bushings have left my doors very stiff for the first couple of weeks and even still my doors are extremely difficult to remove and replace because the bushings are so tight. The top rim of one has already broken off and the bushing has slid down further than it should despite being so tight.Not very satisfied with the end result and preferred my old stock bushings by far despite their age.

They were way too tight and caused damage on my hinges. I have a 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. The door was almost completely stuck and wouldn’t close.Compensation will be look for buy the seller

Don't waste your money on this, Doors dont even fit in there