Front speaker instalation
Front speaker instalation
#2
12-04-2009, 01:33 PM
The door panel is two separate panels? Never experienced anything like that. The top part of the door panel is usually just resting on the top ledge of the door frame. So once all the clips are loose, try simply pulling up on the panel. Becareful though, once off the frame, the door handle is still attached to a cable. You need to get behind the panel and unclip the cable before you can fully remove the panel.
#4
12-04-2009, 05:51 PM
Ok then, make sure you've gotten all the clips loose, there are some on the sides as well. Once all the clips are loose the bottom of the panel should be free. Now take the panel and lift it straight up off the door frame, it should come off with no resistance. If there is resistance be careful and just get it off, it will lift right off the door frame. Like I said before, once it is off the door frame be careful as there is a cable attached to the door handle on the panel. Once you unclip the cable from the handle it's free to go.
Don't forget to pull out and unplug the window, mirror, and lock controls before you do anything. Also there should be a couple screws hidden behind a panel or two you have to remove as well. Can't remember pulling a door off a 6th gen, so maybe look up some more specific instructions.
Don't forget to pull out and unplug the window, mirror, and lock controls before you do anything. Also there should be a couple screws hidden behind a panel or two you have to remove as well. Can't remember pulling a door off a 6th gen, so maybe look up some more specific instructions.
#5
12-13-2009, 11:58 AM
Ok then, make sure you've gotten all the clips loose, there are some on the sides as well. Once all the clips are loose the bottom of the panel should be free. Now take the panel and lift it straight up off the door frame, it should come off with no resistance. If there is resistance be careful and just get it off, it will lift right off the door frame. Like I said before, once it is off the door frame be careful as there is a cable attached to the door handle on the panel. Once you unclip the cable from the handle it's free to go.
Don't forget to pull out and unplug the window, mirror, and lock controls before you do anything. Also there should be a couple screws hidden behind a panel or two you have to remove as well. Can't remember pulling a door off a 6th gen, so maybe look up some more specific instructions.
Don't forget to pull out and unplug the window, mirror, and lock controls before you do anything. Also there should be a couple screws hidden behind a panel or two you have to remove as well. Can't remember pulling a door off a 6th gen, so maybe look up some more specific instructions.
Never taken a door panel off of a 6th gen, either, but some advice. I've taken panels off of some cars and you have to get the hidden screw/screws around the door handle.
#7
12-29-2009, 12:05 AM
there are screws holding the top in place. one at the door handle, then remove the door handle cup by sliding it forward, then remove the latch bar. another screw in the door handle pocket, insert a small jewlers screw driver in the small gap to pop the cover open (like at door handle), remove screw. lift out window controls and remove harnesses. remove small sail panel cover (clips). remove round plastic clip near upper door hinge. once loose, remove courtesy lamp from holder.
note, once the window controls are disconnected, you lose power windows and locks. you can reconnect them and screw the whole control piece back on the door support temporarily.
note, once the window controls are disconnected, you lose power windows and locks. you can reconnect them and screw the whole control piece back on the door support temporarily.
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