[shanghaining]

I recently got hit on my right door, body shop charges too much, I was wondering if I can just get replacement door from any CRX models.

Will they fit? Si to DX ? HF to DX?

Thanks

 

[rex2nr]

the only difference is whether there are door mounted belts or not.

 

[shanghaining]

so a Si door panel would fit a Dx? Just different mounting of the seatbelt?

o btw i'm think about 89-91 CRXs

 

[Tiersin]

i thought there was a difference in the side molding on the back of the door. but i think that may just be the mounted seatbelts.

 

[shanghaining]

does switching door also means switching keys? how would that work?

 

[dohcrxl]

Just swap lock cylinders.

 

[Angry]

Since this is on topic, Is the glass the same between 88-89 and 90-91?

 

[grouch]

Start checking part numbers...its not hard:

1988 CRX si
http://slhondaparts.com/browse.asp?...ssions=KA&PartCatalogId=13SH20&ViewParts=true

1989 CRX Si:
http://slhondaparts.com/browse.asp?...OOR+PANEL&PartCatalogId=13SH20&ViewParts=true

1990 CRX Si
http://slhondaparts.com/browse.asp?...OOR+PANEL&PartCatalogId=13SH20&ViewParts=true

 

[stick]

I thought someone mentioned that there was a difference with the way that the 88 doors/hinges mounted to the car. Can someone verify?

 

[bobski]

According to grouch's links, the hinges are all the same part.

Since this is on topic, Is the glass the same between 88-89 and 90-91?

I'm pretty sure that's another issue decided by seatbelt mounting - the black strip behind the window is longer on door-mounted cars, so the window glass is shorter.

 

[jfrolang]

The side protector trim (the thin strip across the middle) is different; it's wider on 88-89s than it is on 90-91s. 90-91 doors also have side impact beams inside, so they're a bit heavier.

Just match the seatbelt type and relative year and you'll have no problems.