removing door panels? easy or hard
The interior light mounted in the door panel is not working on the driver's side. I tood the light cover off and the whole fixture is gone. Guess it's rattling around inside the door or something.
I am a bit of a perfectionist and would like to fix this. How difficult is it go take the door panel off? More importantly how difficult is it to get the panel back on?
I am a bit of a perfectionist and would like to fix this. How difficult is it go take the door panel off? More importantly how difficult is it to get the panel back on?
it is not hard once you have removed all the screws that are holding the door and then take the trim off the top side off the door the way to take it off is by finding a corner of the trim and pull lightly on it and it will poop off and then lift up on the door panel
Originally Posted by tdaily2
it is not hard once you have removed all the screws that are holding the door and then take the trim off the top side off the door the way to take it off is by finding a corner of the trim and pull lightly on it and it will poop off and then lift up on the door panel
Also, there are a couple photo tutorials around this board, use the search button. I found one for you, apparently they are affiliated with this site so I presume it's safe to trade links back and fourth, after all I was directed here because of them and will never go back
(no offense to fordf150.net, nice site but I enjoy this one a bit more)
Last edited by Josiah; Sep 11, 2005 at 02:18 AM.
mine doesnt have the lights in them either... but the hole is there... do all of the wiring harnesses have the ability to have the door lights behind the red lense? Mine is an 03 XLT btw....
Daniel
Daniel
The problem isn't taking it off it's breaking the grommets and snaps to get it off. Then having to go buy new ones and getting rattling noises on hard bumps. NOT a problem I am having now, only in other vehicles I have had with installations. Some motto's are "If you can't see the damage, missing screws and poor wiring; You've done a good job" That is probably the mentality in some electronic/stereo shops.



