only if they have an arrow pointing down at the door. other than that then no.
Locate the door chime...Locate the 1 bolt that holds the door chime. Pull down the chime.Use a flat screwdriver to release the clip that holds the casing and the plug-in.Remove the plug-in .Now the door chime will not bother you anymore :)
on the bottom of the motorcycle a door open to drop the battery down. loosen the bolt on the side ...but be careful the battery will drop down .
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Typically, slide the bolt forward, and swing bolt handle down. Some rifles have a "hold open" feature when the magazine is empty. With those rifles, to close the bolt when magazine is empty, press the magazine follower down with your thumb, and hold it until bolt is started forward, then slide bolt closed, swing bolt handle down.
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you can only do this if the door does not have the dead bolt locked.you take the credit card and stick it inbewteen the doorway and the door (the other side of the hinges) then you slide it up or down until you find the part of the door that opens it, then you stick the credit card in there and pull back then it should open the door if you did it right.
Usually you adjust the striker bolt or loop thing on the inside of the door opening. It is what the door latch connects to. There will usually be either one big bolt or a loop kind of thing with two bolts. loosen the bolt\bolts and slide it towrd the inside of the vehicle( to tighten up the door.) If this doesnt work then the hinge bolts can be loosened and the door adjusted up or down to get the proper fit. If you try this just loosen the hinge bolt just enough to slightly move the door up and down then retighten and try it. Usually takes several times (trial and error.) The last thing to try is to slightly "tweek" the door at the top side of it. This means that you actually "bend" the door slightly to get better fit. This is actually a pretty common practice when repairing wrecked autos. Another thing to check is to make sure that your molding around the door is properly seated and in good shape. This can cause "wind" noise also. Hope this helps.