[dana44]

Walt, you may be able to find the hinges at a collision parts store, there are several around my area in San Diego, so they have to be elsewhere. If that isn't possible then it would be a salvage yard. If that isn't a possibility, then there are repair kits from NAPA. They usually require pulling the hinge, drilling the pin holes in a drill press and putting a brass bushing in and new pin. They usually don't have the detent wheel with the kits so hopefully that part is OK. Last place would be a dealer. Taking the whole door off is the easiest way to do them, loosen all the bolts before removing and and have a helper if possible, the aren't that heavy, but awkward, disconnect the rubber jam and wiring first.

 

[tazdevil]

I do not reccomend rebuild kits. The original holes become oblong and their centerpoint shifts. Drilling for the bushing just shifts the center. This causes door misalignment. Been there, tried that. I put in new hinges on the Demon. There are many suppliers, just google search for the vehicle and part name.

 

[awyseguy]

I would also verify that it is the actual hinge and not the metal fatigue causing the issue.. I've had 3 Dakotas that had the metal start to crack around where the factory welded the hinge to the door.