95 Wagon Rear Door Cards

[SiccyP]

Hi Guys,
Just changed my front speakers and just about to do rears but Im having trouble getting the rear door cards off.
I've got the screw from the door lock and the big screw from the middle of the arm. Popped all the plugs round the door. Seems to be giveing resistance around the leccy window switch. Am I missing another screw, I can't see one?

Cheers

[chuckthefuk]

Looks like you have done everything correctly. Just give it a little yank or put a flat head screw driver between panel and the door and pry.

The switches are a real bitch so the easiest thing to do is just unclip them from the inside. Not the connector but switch unit itself.

End result will be a panel without the switch attached.

Cheers
-CHuck

[SiccyP]

Hi all,
Sorry to drag up an old post, but thought better that starting a new one for the same problem.

I've put off doing the rear speakers since today, now the farty noise is starting to wear me thin :eek:

I'm really having trouble seeing how I can unclip the switch. The card feels like it's super glued to the door right by the window switch which means I can't even lift the card enough to get the lip away from the window glass.

Any tips?

Cheers,
Iain

[chuckthefuk]

You have to
1) remove all screws including the ones behind the plastic caps. (door handle, door armrest, by the lock on the edges of the panel)
2) Pull the panel towards you and you will hear a "plastic crack" sound
3) Pull the panel up and away from the glass. The top of the panel has a lip that sits inbetween the inner door skin and the outer door skin were the glass sits.
4) remove the buttons/lights by un-clipping them from the door panel itself instead of the connector.
5) Flip the door panel over and you will see 8-10 philips screws. Remove them all and the door card will come right out.

Keep it sleezy
-Chuck

[SiccyP]

Hiya,
Managed to sort it. The back doors need the electric window switch to be popped out. There is a screw under there holding the panel to the door.

Cheers for the help guys.

Iain