[Onelove5683]

is it bad to rip that plastic sheild?

 

[SuperGLS]

Which plastic sheild? I have my door panels off right as we type. Are you talking about the black triangle piece in the front corner of the front doors? Let me go take some pics...

EDIT- I see what you mean now, I don't think it's a problem, mine are a little ripped up.

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[hyunelan2]

That plastic is a moisture barrier. It keeps any wetness that may get into the door away from the door panel. Remove at your own discression. You could always replace it with something else if you need to (like some some drop-cloth for painters, etc.)

 

[SuperGLS]

Ok, so it looks like I have to use my current window switches with my new door panels that just showed up. Problem is, I can't figure out how to take the switches out, I took out four screws so far, and there is obviously some clips that hold it in place, but I can't get it out.

Anyone ever do this or have any kind of advice?



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[warlock13]

If i rember correctly the switches push out.

 

[XTRAWLD]

Yeah, there are a few screws holding onto the other section (with little anchors) unscrew those and give it a little push...they will pop out.

 

[SuperGLS]

Yeah, I figured it out. Good looking out guys/gal. I'll get picks up later, I was only able to put the front two in for now, I gotta go take my girlfriend to work (she wrecked her Cav yesterday). Thanks again.



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[Onelove5683]

hey super, we both have our door panels off at the same time haha

 

[rckozma]

Sorry Super that I did not see this earlier, I could have told you to check out my "Touch of Blue" thread on the old forum. I think I listed everything needed to take the panels and door/window switches off in that thread. But it looks like you figured it out.