Rear drivers side door panel removal.
02-10-18, 07:39 PM
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Rear drivers side door panel removal.
I’ve searched here and on other platforms for a step by step and cannot seem to find one. The 1st gen is different from 2nd gen and that is the closest thing I can find. I’m trying to get to my door lock actuator but, I am stuck. I’ve popped all the clips I can but I cannot reach or pop whatever is holding the door on. I’m afraid of pulling any harder and having to heard to the junkyard for a door.
02-10-18, 08:32 PM
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The lower part of the linked page below may help you to remove the side door panel although it is all written in Japanese and the car is a gen 1 Celsior. The page is uploaded aiming to help to change door speakers but clear photos might help you to know the way.
How to change door speakers
How to change door speakers
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02-10-18, 10:05 PM
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Doesn't help much tbh, my gen has is missing the ash tray screw, has three screws underneath the door out of sight, and is missing the armrest light. All in all, two different gens 
Thank you for helping though!
Thank you for helping though!
02-11-18, 02:53 PM
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I am talking about a 96. Also I got it off this morning, had a buddy come over for a second look and found a screw i was missing under the power window switch, I removed the ashtray but I did not remove the actual trim itself. Missed one tiny step and caused me hours of delay lol.
02-11-18, 04:41 PM
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I am talking about a 96. Also I got it off this morning, had a buddy come over for a second look and found a screw i was missing under the power window switch, I removed the ashtray but I did not remove the actual trim itself. Missed one tiny step and caused me hours of delay lol.
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