Removing door panels...?
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From: Cupertino, CA
Removing door panels...?
Hi, all -
Who knows how to remove the door panels? I found two screws at the bottom, but removing those made no difference; the door still held fast. Before assuming that it's merely clipped in, I thought I'd consult my favorite panel of experts...
Who knows how to remove the door panels? I found two screws at the bottom, but removing those made no difference; the door still held fast. Before assuming that it's merely clipped in, I thought I'd consult my favorite panel of experts...
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Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Western KY
Removing door panels...?
Been in my 98 Mountaineer doors after watching a body shop pull one to change out a mirror. Once any screws are removed (my front and rear had two each securing the arm rest / window, lock controls panel) it is held to the door by 10 or 12 plastic push pins (my name). Pry out the bottom (scratch won't show no matter what tool you might use) get your fingers under the panel, move to where there is resistance (a pin location) and pull out. Go around the door and pull all. The pins might seperate from the panel rather than the door but you can pull them from the door and reinsert them in the panel later no problem. The upper portion has a lip over the window (oops, start with the window down) opening so raise the panel to release...
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From: NorCal
Removing door panels...?
If my memory serves me right... My 02 350 had two screws. One under the red light/reflector and one under the power window/lock panel (should snap right up). Then all I had to do was lift the whole panel up and off. Easy as that!
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