If the door fits in the hole properly its just a matter of shimming the hinges.
If the door sticks out at the top (or bottom) and fits on the other end, it can be physically bent or twisted to fit.
spray a lot of oil where you attach the door so when you go to adjust it after its easy to slide and wiggle around to where you want it.
you need to just eyeball it and tighten it enough it doesn't move and then see how well the door closes. then go and adjust it. that's why it helps to spray some oil in there so you can wiggle it around in there.
it's still a pain in the ass to do though. good luck chevys suck
If the door fits in the hole properly its just a matter of shimming the hinges.
If the door sticks out at the top (or bottom) and fits on the other end, it can be physically bent or twisted to fit.
spray a lot of oil where you attach the door so when you go to adjust it after its easy to slide and wiggle around to where you want it.
you need to just eyeball it and tighten it enough it doesn't move and then see how well the door closes. then go and adjust it. that's why it helps to spray some oil in there so you can wiggle it around in there.
it's still a pain in the ass to do though. good luck chevys suck