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A mechanical arm that keeps the car door open at a set position, preventing it from swinging freely or closing unintentionally.
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Installation Hardware Included No |
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Installation Instructions Included No |
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Material Steel; Rubber |
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Package Contents 1 Door Check Assembly |
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FAQs
A door check, also known as a door check strap or limiter, controls the door's opening range, preventing it from opening too wide and causing damage. It ensures the door opens to a safe and intended position.
Signs include the door not staying open at certain angles, unusual noises when opening or closing the door, and the door swinging open or closed unexpectedly.
Repairing or replacing a door check typically involves removing the door panel, unbolting the old door check mechanism, and installing a new one. It's advisable to refer to the vehicle's service manual or consult a professional for specific procedures.
Driving with a malfunctioning door check is not recommended, as it can lead to the door opening too wide or not staying open, posing safety risks. It's best to address the issue promptly.