How do you install front door springs on a S-10 pickup?

There aren't "front door springs" in the same way you might find them on a hood or tailgate. S-10 pickup truck doors use hinges and door checks (also called door dampers) to control the door's movement. There's no spring mechanism involved in the basic opening and closing.

If your S-10's door is sagging, or closing too quickly or slowly, the issue is likely one of the following:

* Worn or broken hinges: Over time, hinges can wear out, causing the door to sag. Replacing the hinges is the solution.

* Faulty or missing door check (damper): This hydraulic cylinder controls the door's closing speed. A faulty one will result in the door slamming shut too quickly or staying open. Replacing the door check is the solution.

* Loose hinge bolts: Check that all hinge bolts are tight. Loose bolts can contribute to sagging and uneven door operation.

Therefore, there's no process for installing "front door springs." The solution involves inspecting and potentially replacing hinges or the door check.

To fix the problem:

1. Identify the issue: Carefully examine the hinges and door check for wear, damage, or loose bolts. Is the door sagging? Does it slam shut too hard? Does it stay open too easily?

2. Tighten hinge bolts: If bolts are loose, tighten them.

3. Replace worn hinges: If hinges are worn or damaged, you'll need to purchase replacements. This involves removing the old hinges and installing the new ones.

4. Replace the door check: If the door check is faulty, you'll need a replacement. This usually involves removing the old one and bolting the new one in place.

You'll likely find detailed instructions specific to your S-10 year and model on online forums (like S-10 forums), repair manuals (like Haynes or Chilton), or YouTube videos. Remember to use the correct tools and take your time to avoid damage.