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germaniac 11-14-2007 07:10 AM

re-installing door panels
 
okay...I got the little SC back from the body/paint shop and the door panels are off...does anyone know the steps to correctly putting them back on?

Thanks

Rob

pyite20v 11-14-2007 08:04 AM

Its soooo easy. Pop the panel on, feed the window switch wires through the holes if you have them, screw the door lock circle piece on to hold the door in place, feed the door latch metal bar thing through the hole into the door latch on the other side of the panel, screw the door handle pull back on the door, put the door pocket lid into the door pull, then the door pocket latch thing that is in the door pocket, screw the 4 or 5 screws on the bottom pocket onto the door, and well I think you are about done. If you just look at it it should make sense, as long as you have all the old screws and pieces.

Netspeed 11-14-2007 10:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pyite20v (Post 3587606)
Its soooo easy. Pop the panel on, feed the window switch wires through the holes if you have them, screw the door lock circle piece on to hold the door in place, feed the door latch metal bar thing through the hole into the door latch on the other side of the panel, screw the door handle pull back on the door, put the door pocket lid into the door pull, then the door pocket latch thing that is in the door pocket, screw the 4 or 5 screws on the bottom pocket onto the door, and well I think you are about done. If you just look at it it should make sense, as long as you have all the old screws and pieces.


Great post with one change....leave the door pull hex screws slightly loose as it'll help with aligning the rest of the fasenters/screws. Once those hex screws are tight, it's a pain to move the door panel around.

germaniac 11-14-2007 10:40 AM

door panel re-attachment
 
oh yeah...I forgot to mention a key part...they put new 993 handles on so all the door opening/locking mechanisms are undone...that is really the catch (lol)

Thanks for your help

William930t 11-14-2007 01:19 PM

Should there also be a vapor barrier installed to shield out moisture intrusion?

Netspeed 11-14-2007 01:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by William930t (Post 3588304)
Should there also be a vapor barrier installed to shield out moisture intrusion?


Yep....it's usually stuck to the door. If it came back without it, I'd ask the body shop for it back.

germaniac 11-14-2007 01:53 PM

re-installing door panel
 
yes, the vapor barrier is still there...all of the locking mechamism is all over the place however:(

Netspeed 11-14-2007 02:18 PM

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Originally Posted by germaniac (Post 3588371)
yes, the vapor barrier is still there...all of the locking mechamism is all over the place however:(


Piece of cake! All it takes is a lot of patience and hands the size of a newborn infant ;)


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