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Door Panels
Anybody every use one of these? I need to remove my door panels but I don’t want to break the clips.
https://www.autobodytoolmart.com/pc-13982-758-7866-lisle-trim-panel-remover-35060.aspx |
Good news then. They dont have clips. They are just held on by a bunch of screws. Once the screws are out, pull out on the bottom a little bit and lift up and it'll come off. After taking off the window switch connectors. Now that I think of it, there are a couple of clips, but they are metal and they are on the speaker cover. You can pull that off without worry and there are 2 screws hiding back there to be able to take the handle off to get to the window switches.
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i took mine off recently and it had i think three plastic clips per door panel, maybe 2... either way one did break but the others stuck it through, theres a way you can manuever it to come out without breaking but i was getting annoyed and kinda just pulled. but once the first is off you'll see where there at and can prevent any further damage if any at all, good luck
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I don't remember any plastic clips. Then again I haven't taken them off in about a year. Where are they?
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Mine are like what dcrusupra said, undo bolts and lift up. No clips. The only clips on mine are for the door lock trim piece and the speaker cover. But I have used one of those tools before back when I took the door panel off on my 92 Jetta. It helps for hard to reach clips, but if you're careful and take your time you shouldn't break anything.
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From the factory there are a few plastic clips. I recently replaced the couple that were missing from each of my door panels. They're located on the sides, not the top or bottom.
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