Toyota 4x4 quick release door hinges (how to make them)

5/15" diameter x 2 1/4" long clevis pin is what I use.
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You'll also need some cotter pins. Amazon affiliate link (again I would just go buy these from a hardware store and not amazon, unless you absolutely have to: https://amzn.to/2F4njo6

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A tutorial on how I make the hinges on Toyota 4x4's quick release capable.

I'm not compensated to make this video in any way, but if you use the above affiliate link to get to amazon and then purchase something I will get a small commission from amazon.

Over many years of fourwheeling I've found that being able to switch out and run steel tube doors, or half doors, or NO doors can be a big advantage on the trail. This video is a demonstration of how I modify the stock Toyota hinges so that the doors can be removed without any tools. This video is specifically showing the hinge from a first gen truck ('79-'83) but it works on everything at least up through the first generation of Tacoma's.

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