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Read articles →Brock accidentally ripped his TYM T574 cab door off in high wind and filmed the same-day repair. The video explains how the plastic hinge-on-glass design failed, what the dealership charged for replacement hinges ($70 for the pair), and walks through the pin-style reinstallation step by step. A short, honest fix-it account most useful to TYM cab owners curious about door hinge replacement difficulty and parts cost.
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Wind caught the door as it was opened, and the plastic hinge bolted onto the glass broke because it reached the end of its travel with nowhere else for the force to go.
The two plastic hinges cost about $70 from the dealership, and they had them in stock, available the same day.
Brock said it was a little tougher than expected but not a lot tougher. The main challenge was holding the door up while getting the pins back through the hinges.
The dealership said replacing broken glass would have cost about $700, compared to $70 for just the plastic hinges.
