I found this little gem on the Cari Chinese forums. Forumer Blackgenius007 has a solution for Proton Gen2 owners who have trouble closing their Gen2 doors. It’s pretty common. The Gen2’s door cannot be closed properly with some cars.
The reason for this is poor quality control by Proton assemblers. The alignment of the door hinge is not aligned properly. Here is the solution.
You can click the images for a bigger version.
If you look at the photos, you can see the marking lines on the lock does not line up with the marking lines on the door.
What you need to do is take a screwdriver, loosen the screw and realign the lock. You don’t have to unscrew it, just loosen it so you can reposition it.
Here is the result… the proper alignment of the door lock. Now your Proton Gen2’s doors should be able to open and close with ease.
Original Thread: Cari Chinese Forums
Thanks to Kah Soon for the pointer and translation.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express widespread frustration with Proton Gen2 door problems, often highlighting issues with door hinges, alignment, and quality control. Many suggest DIY fixes due to unreliable service and poor manufacturing standards, and lament the repeated occurrence of these issues despite Proton's long history. Several commenters criticize Proton’s quality, design flaws, and inadequate QC, while some feel Malaysian support for national cars is misplaced due to ongoing problems. A few mention that recent updates and models seem improved, but overall, sentiments are negative, emphasizing that Proton needs to significantly enhance quality and reliability to regain trust. The tone is predominantly critical, with a sense of disappointment and hope for better future standards.