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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Hunter Valley Whine Country
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Sorry to do this guys, I'd normally search but I'm just about to run out to go to work & I have about 2 hours tomorrow to do the job, so any help is vastly appreciated.
My driver's side power window is stuck wide open. I've already checked the window switch and it's not the problem. I suspect I have to replace the window motor/linkage/whatever and have sourced a complete unit from the wrecker. What I need to know is: Are there any tricks to removal of the door trim? It looks like just a couple of screws and a fastener (which is broken anyway) and unplugging the window switches. Do I need to remove the door handle to get the trim off or does it slide around it? Again, any help or links are much appreciated. TIA.
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Door Trim Removal
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