how in the hell
#3
If I recall correctly, it's one obvious screw at the top outermost part of the skin... and 2 more underneath the door handle. If those are all off, you just lift UP... grab the door handle, and lift it up. Done deal. Disconnect all the stuff, and you're free to do whatever it is you're trying to do.
#6
If it's a front door, take out the two screws at the top "sides" of the door panel, and also the one recessed inside the door pull. When that's out, remove the center of the door pull grip (that last screw was holding it on) and you'll see two more. Take them out and then lift.
If it's a rear door, it's the same except that there's only one screw under the door pull grip. And lock the doors when you remove it so you can clear the lock **** more easily. When you reinstall, have them unlocked so it's easier to guide the lock **** into the hole at the top of the door panel.
If it's a rear door, it's the same except that there's only one screw under the door pull grip. And lock the doors when you remove it so you can clear the lock **** more easily. When you reinstall, have them unlocked so it's easier to guide the lock **** into the hole at the top of the door panel.
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#8
thanks for all the replies guys i appriciate it. I need in there because it sounds like both front speakers are blown so im going to see if the dust cap just needs reglued as everybody has said happens to our speakers
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