97 crewcab
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Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Davis & Newcastle, CA
What do you mean? It won't open? Somebody else was having that problem on here, the opening mechanism was seized up. I think he had to remove the seat and then remove the door panel from the inside, if memory serves.
-Chris
-Chris
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Joined: Oct 2003
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From: New Jersey
I had one of my back doors stick after it wasn't opened for about four years, and that's how I got into it and greased the mechanism. Took out the rear seat, removed the door panel, looked inside and found that the water squeegie thing on the outside of the window (top of main door body) was actively leaking and the water was landing on the mechanism. WD40 to clean and work free, a little wire brushing, then a huge smidge of wheel bearing grease while moving the mechanism around and viola, I will not have that problem again.
I'm still waiting for the other rear door to sieze up.
I'm still waiting for the other rear door to sieze up.
