RockfordMax

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After all the screws are out, go ahead and remove the plastic trim surrounding the lock and handle. This can be tricky, and as you can see, it is easy to snap it. The key is to remove the rear clip first, then the top one. ALSO, place something soft over the end of the screwdriver(a towel, MF cloth, etc) to protect from damage.

After that, remove the window switches. Place a flat screwdriver under the front of the panel, and pry it up(once again, using a towel to protect the trim). The clip is rather strong, but dont worry about breaking it.

Once that is completed, the door is ready for removal. Pull the bottom out to release the clips that hold it to the frame, and lift upwards. Once that is complete, let it hang, and unclip the trunk popper.

Congrats, your door panel is off.


This applies to all 4 doors give or take the lights and trunk popper.
To replace, follow these directions backwards. Mods please place this in sticky.

Black Maxima

Really dude, this is so easy you dont even need two parts. HEHE

HomerMAC

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OOOOO u missed a crucial point which people will realize afterward....

USE A CLOTH or somethign aroudn the screwdriver tips... otherwise ull scratch or dent parts.... not always but why not be safe..

so before you put it in .. cover your tip...

hmmm..

RockfordMax

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I'm sure SOMEONE would appreciate it


I used a VERY blunt screwdriver, i suppose thats a good point.

Fr33way™

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Why was this divided in two?

RockfordMax

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5 pics per post.

daveisfera

Does someone have a link to the first part of these instructions? Because I tried searching the forums and couldn't find it.

BLACKonBLACK98

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you could have posted it as a reply in your first thread.

hmmm...

pmohr

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... 06-19-2006, 09:22 PM

http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=358332

OnEBadAsSi30

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To add to the screwdriver with a towel over it I prefer Bojo Inc. Tools. Their website>>>>>>>>>http://bojoinc.com/products.html I have bought 3 sets of their tools and have yet to break one of them and I do at least 3 installs a week for head units, amps, speakers and I have never messed up any kind of door panel or center console.

Flava_24/7

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YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME!

Is this what the Org has come to? A how to for removing the door panel that is held on by an handfull of screws, jeez.
Please, can we now get a How To for removing a tire, and also one for putting in gas?
Talk about being spoon fed.

fat_kid

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That would be super nice. My tank is on E and i don't know how to put gas in. please help

hectorc

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This part of the entire forum is pretty bad now days. If I wnated I could have about 7k+ post by just copying and pasting everything from the stickies. Way too many people need to be spoon fed here. We 're also seeing quite a few threads asking for opinions that are going to be dis-regarded anyway

pmohr

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This is what the org came to 06-19-2006, 09:22 PM. *****ing about a year and a half old thread

Flava_24/7

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First the fact that it was bumped, second the fact that somone is actually looking for the how to and third why it was even created in the first place

ScottS

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Personally, I appreciated the write up. Information that can help me from breaking trim part(s) is a good thing. Even if it is simple.

Flava_24/7

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If you take your time, you can avoid breaking any parts. You dont need a write to tell you that.

Fr33way™

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Links? I have had this flat for like three days now and the noise is bothersome.

pmohr

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Stock up on fix-a-flat?

Actually, in 3 years of automotive work, every tire that's ever come in for a flat repair (not necessarily flat, just random hole/object in tire) that's had fix-a-flat or any similar crap has not been sealed up by said crap. I don't believe in the stuff at all.

Ah, I know what you should do, get some 12ga shells, apparently that works...