How to remove interior door panel?
#1
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How to remove interior door panel?
hi, everyone,
I need to replace my side view mirror on the right side of my car(2010 G37 Sedan). In order to do that, I have to remove the door panel of the right front door. So far, I've only been able to find this DIY:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-in...oor-panel.html
but this DIY is based on a different model. I understand the basics are the same, but are there any different bolts I have to deal with? If you have done so, could you please give me some suggestions and tips?
is Remove Tool some special tool that I have to buy? I think i can just use anything that works like it.
Thank you!
p/s: in case you wonder why i have to do this:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...francisco.html
I need to replace my side view mirror on the right side of my car(2010 G37 Sedan). In order to do that, I have to remove the door panel of the right front door. So far, I've only been able to find this DIY:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-in...oor-panel.html
but this DIY is based on a different model. I understand the basics are the same, but are there any different bolts I have to deal with? If you have done so, could you please give me some suggestions and tips?
is Remove Tool some special tool that I have to buy? I think i can just use anything that works like it.
Thank you!
p/s: in case you wonder why i have to do this:
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-sed...francisco.html
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maybe this will help:
DIY: 2007+ Sedan Door Panel Removal - G35Driver
taken from here:
V36 DIY - G35Driver
DIY: 2007+ Sedan Door Panel Removal - G35Driver
taken from here:
V36 DIY - G35Driver
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4 Piece Nylon Pry Bar Installer Kit
These tools should work. Plastic will help prevent scratches, and they're cheap.
These tools should work. Plastic will help prevent scratches, and they're cheap.
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Hi, everyone, again!
I wanna replace part 5 from this photo:
However, the plug of the mirror wire(not shown in the above photo, but is shown in the next photo) is too big to go through part 5 and part 6:
guys, how do I dissemble the plug? I've tried many ways.
I wanna replace part 5 from this photo:
However, the plug of the mirror wire(not shown in the above photo, but is shown in the next photo) is too big to go through part 5 and part 6:
guys, how do I dissemble the plug? I've tried many ways.
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ok, i figured out! Let me share it with everyone. There are about 9 pins in this harness. Each one is held by some fishhook in the harness. I used a needle tool to unhook the fishhooks to release the pins:
OBD0 ECU Pin removal - YouTube
How to remove the pin from a Buell headlight wire harness - YouTube
To assemble back, simply insert all pins back in. Make sure to write down the positions of the 9 pins before taking them out. And the pins are not upside down.
hope this helps!
OBD0 ECU Pin removal - YouTube
How to remove the pin from a Buell headlight wire harness - YouTube
To assemble back, simply insert all pins back in. Make sure to write down the positions of the 9 pins before taking them out. And the pins are not upside down.
hope this helps!
#9
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ok, i figured out! Let me share it with everyone. There are about 9 pins in this harness. Each one is held by some fishhook in the harness. I used a needle tool to unhook the fishhooks to release the pins:
To assemble back, simply insert all pins back in. Make sure to write down the positions of the 9 pins before taking them out. And the pins are not upside down.
hope this helps!
To assemble back, simply insert all pins back in. Make sure to write down the positions of the 9 pins before taking them out. And the pins are not upside down.
hope this helps!
...Nice video find, thanks for posting the video links.
#12
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Take it apart again and double check the connection in seated fully. Might not be fully connected.
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