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How do you remove the driver side door panel? Near the top mine doesn't seat well or tight. It may need new clips. Where can I get the clips? Is there a document or sticky showing how to remove the door panels?
very easy
comes off in less than 5 minutes if you have the right tool for popping the clips
there are a couple of screws uner the handle , under the oval piece
clips can be found in the red HELP packages at most auto stores
Those "oval pieces" behind the door handle like to break. Well the tabs on the back of them. Be ready to replace those as well. I have had very bad luck with those and have gone threw three sets. I have nothing there anymore as i refuse to buy another set that will just break again.
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Originally Posted by c5blkvetteguy
Those "oval pieces" behind the door handle like to break. Well the tabs on the back of them. Be ready to replace those as well. I have had very bad luck with those and have gone threw three sets. I have nothing there anymore as i refuse to buy another set that will just break again.
Three words: 3M Double-sided tape. Works like a charm.
I used the vette essentials guide when we replaced our door panels in Dec. Got the white clips and thing behind the door handle from the local Chevy dealer. They keep them in stock. Took about 45 minutes to swap both.
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There is an inexpensive tool made for popping the clips that is available at most auto part stores. Used properly, you won't have to replace broken clips. I've had my panels off a couple of times and still have the original clips. It should only take a few minutes to remove a door panel.
And to the person whose door panel is not on properly at the top, the panel was probably removed and not seated correctly when the top edge was reinstalled.
There is an inexpensive tool made for popping the clips that is available at most auto part stores. Used properly, you won't have to replace broken clips. I've had my panels off a couple of times and still have the original clips. It should only take a few minutes to remove a door panel.
And to the person whose door panel is not on properly at the top, the panel was probably removed and not seated correctly when the top edge was reinstalled.
Yes that top edge was a bit of a challenge to put in place.