So yyou have a bigger leaver to open the door with. The width of the door acts as a lever.
it is easier as the knob is further away from the pivot (hinges of door) . This means it has a greater turning effect
it is easier to open a door using the handle, opening from the hinges is much more difficult... FACT
The door-handle is usually on the opposite side of the door from the hinges to give the best leverage on the door, ie you need less force to pull the door open. You are producing a torque on the door. (Torque is a rotational force). Essentially, as you apply a force to rotate something, less is needed to cause rotation if you apply that force further away from the center of the rotation (in this case, the hinges). Try to push open a door by pushing on the door very close to the hinges, and you will find that it is quite difficult.
One way is to remove it from its hinges or mounting.
Open the door, pull the pin from the stopper between the two hinges and undo the four bolts on the hinges, thats it
Take it into Mazda or use a crowbar.
no.but it is a lever, the closer you push a door toward the hinges the harder it is to open.
open slightly then lift it off the hinges
A door which hangs on hinges. The hinge is what allows a door to open and close and is made of metal, attached to the door by bolts or screws.
The farther the knob is from the hinge, the less effort you need to open it. Why? Torque, Thur further away from axis of rotation (hinges) the less force is required.
The farther the knob is from the hinge, the less effort you need to open it. Why? Torque, Thur further away from axis of rotation (hinges) the less force is required.
Open the driver door.... its basically where the door hinges meet the body.