Remove the screw from behind the interior door handle Slide out the door handle trim as shown Removing the door panel from the passenger side door View of the inside of the door, panel removed 1. Remove the screw from the door handle trim. 2. Slide the handle assembly forward and out to access the lock rod clip. 3. Release the clip 4. Disconnect the door lock switch 5. Remove the door opener handle assembly. 6. Carefully pry at the small opening on the bottom of the speaker grill. 7. Remove the speaker grille. 8. Remove the speaker mounting screws. 9. Detach the electrical connector and remove the speaker. 10. Remove the screws in the armrest. 11. Remove the center from the trim clip at the upper front of the door panel and remove the clip. 12. Using a suitable trim panel removal tool, unsnap the door panel from the door frame. 13. Carefully lift the door panel up and away from the door frame. To install: 14. Installation is the reverse of the removal procedure.
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
96-00 Honda Civil Door Panel Removal & Installation
2:12 AM by onesecond
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Labels: 6mm, assembly source, bolt and nut, civic del sol, door handle, electrical connector, Honda, honda civic, honda civic del sol, honda civil, integrity, interior door, lock switch, rear doors, removal tool, rivet, rivets, screw, screws, speaker grille
Labels: 6mm, assembly source, bolt and nut, civic del sol, door handle, electrical connector, Honda, honda civic, honda civic del sol, honda civil, integrity, interior door, lock switch, rear doors, removal tool, rivet, rivets, screw, screws, speaker grille
Saturday, May 29, 2010
1993 Taurus/Sable Bumpers Removal and Installation
11:04 PM by onesecond
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Labels: 5b, bumpers, excessive heat, exhaust fumes, Ford, front bumper, illustrations, installation procedures, isolator, lb ft, rear bumper, req, rivet, sable, screw, surface heat, tail pipe, taurus
Labels: 5b, bumpers, excessive heat, exhaust fumes, Ford, front bumper, illustrations, installation procedures, isolator, lb ft, rear bumper, req, rivet, sable, screw, surface heat, tail pipe, taurus
Bumpers Refer to the following illustrations when performing Removal and Installation procedures on the front and rear bumper assemblies. CAUTION: Never apply excessive heat to bumper surface. Heat could cause distortion of the bumper. CAUTION: When collecting exhaust fumes in service area, never attach a metal collector to the exhaust tail pipe because the heat could damage the bumper.
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