Thread #16285

Removing Front door trim in a Y33 to replace speakers

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Who_ate_my_riceMarch 2, 2009
#232382

Removing Front door trim in a Y33 to replace speakers

Ok quick run down on how to remove the front door panels so you can put your own speakers in :)


http://baka.orcon.net.nz/vipstylecars/index.html

will update with back seats soon! Mod just move/delete if this is in the wrong section. thanks :)
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Ok quick run down on how to remove the front door panels so you can put your own speakers in :)


[url]http://baka.orcon.net.nz/vipstylecars/index.html[/url]

will update with back seats soon!  Mod just move/delete if this is in the wrong section.  thanks :)
burgyMarch 2, 2009
#232460
The USDM driver side is even easier as there is no handle. Also, I did NOT take out the window controls, instead I just popped off the trim panel and unplugged everything from behind to remove it all together as one piece....
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The USDM driver side is even easier as there is no handle.  Also, I did NOT take out the window controls, instead I just popped off the trim panel and unplugged everything from behind to remove it all together as one piece....
Who_ate_my_riceMarch 3, 2009
#232677
burgy;232460 wrote:The USDM driver side is even easier as there is no handle. Also, I did NOT take out the window controls, instead I just popped off the trim panel and unplugged everything from behind to remove it all together as one piece....


this is true, but i was to scared i'd leave the trim somewhere and it will get marked ont eh ground or someone will scratch it with another carpart, misc item.

I removed mine and wrapped it in a rag to keep it scratch free :)

....yes im paranoid, but hey! hardly any of these cars in New Zealand so i wanted to take all the precautions necessary :)
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[quote=burgy;232460]The USDM driver side is even easier as there is no handle.  Also, I did NOT take out the window controls, instead I just popped off the trim panel and unplugged everything from behind to remove it all together as one piece....[/quote]

this is true,  but i was to scared i'd leave the trim somewhere and it will get marked ont eh ground or someone will scratch it with another carpart, misc item. 

I removed mine and wrapped it in a rag to keep it scratch free :) 

....yes im paranoid, but hey!  hardly any of these cars in New Zealand so i wanted to take all the precautions necessary :)
burgyMarch 3, 2009
#232737
^understandable
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^understandable
cunanank90October 27, 2015
#516968
The link doesn't work anymore I need to take off the front driver side door panel because I want to replace the rear view mirror covers and I need to take the door panels off first. Someone please help me. Thanks.
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The link doesn't work anymore I need to take off the front driver side door panel because I want to replace the rear view mirror covers and I need to take the door panels off first. Someone please help me. Thanks.