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Removing Front Door Panel

JD-33

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grandmasterb

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hi guys,

wondering if ayone has pics and/or advice on how to remove the front door panels in order to replace the speakers... i.e. where the screws are located and how to pop it off..

Cheers :(

-JD

Its a pretty easy task mate and if you used the "SEARCH" function you would of seen that it has been covered a number of times.

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...ving+door+trims

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...ving+door+trims

for R32 but basically the same:

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...topic=44921&hl=

hopefully they answer your question for you :)

GMB

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RANDY

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3 screws at the bottom of the trim.

Unclip the surround for the door-lever.

Unscrew the hand-pocket on the window switch panel. Pop the whole panel out and unplug it.

Tug gently from the bottom to the top to pop the plastic clips out, and you're away! Lift the whole trim up when it's unclipped.

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