taking off the doors
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Alright, here's the pics...and instructions.
Take that screw out.
Take that screw out.
I don't think you have to pop that off, but I did anyway.
I used the seatbelt buckle to pop the cover off the window crank.
T-15 or T-10 (don't remember) bit from O'Reilly...$3.99
Spin the cover over to the side, it won't break.
Stick it in and turn, but hold the crank, too.
That's what it should look like when you take it off, don't loose the plastic ring
1/4" bit works fine, that's a bit driver, btw.
They should come out really easy, they aren't torqued down.
The magnets stick to the doors, fun!
I put all the harware/tools in the floor, then into a zip-lock bag.
1/2" Wrench, I wish I had some Ratcheting Wrenches, took like 10min. I took the middle 2 out first, then the bottom, then the top last.
Not A GOOD IDEA!!! DON'T DO THIS!!! USE SOMETHING STRONGER, LIKE A FRIEND!!
Done deed.
Tools: 1/2" Ratchet, 1/2" Wrench, Wire Cutters, Philips Screwdriver, 1/4" Bit.
And the Money Shot!
Take that screw out.
Take that screw out.
I don't think you have to pop that off, but I did anyway.
I used the seatbelt buckle to pop the cover off the window crank.
T-15 or T-10 (don't remember) bit from O'Reilly...$3.99
Spin the cover over to the side, it won't break.
Stick it in and turn, but hold the crank, too.
That's what it should look like when you take it off, don't loose the plastic ring
1/4" bit works fine, that's a bit driver, btw.
They should come out really easy, they aren't torqued down.
The magnets stick to the doors, fun!
I put all the harware/tools in the floor, then into a zip-lock bag.
1/2" Wrench, I wish I had some Ratcheting Wrenches, took like 10min. I took the middle 2 out first, then the bottom, then the top last.
Not A GOOD IDEA!!! DON'T DO THIS!!! USE SOMETHING STRONGER, LIKE A FRIEND!!
Done deed.
Tools: 1/2" Ratchet, 1/2" Wrench, Wire Cutters, Philips Screwdriver, 1/4" Bit.
And the Money Shot!
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