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Old 10-03-2005, 06:20 PM
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I have two questions about the door panels.

First, the insert above the arm rest, is that panel removable easily? What would be involved in this?

second, are the 92-95 and 96-99 inserts the same size or do they differ from eachother in any way?

I think randy might be the best one to answer this one.
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Originally Posted by JimmyFloyd
I have two questions about the door panels.

First, the insert above the arm rest, is that panel removable easily? What would be involved in this?

second, are the 92-95 and 96-99 inserts the same size or do they differ from eachother in any way?

I think randy might be the best one to answer this one.
Jimmy yes you can remove the leather or cloth part on the door panels....there some clips that hold them in.... and the 92-99 are all the same
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concerning the door panels, I've removed all 4 of mine, and replaced the old tan leather skins, with new black leather skins. The process is relatively easy and requires few tools to do it. Here are the steps I use to remove my skins.
-after removing the door skins which I persume you've done, (If not its just a matter of finding the screws that hold it in (4) and pulling the skin off the clips) remove the two screws on the back of the door handle. Once you've done this you can get better access to the upper skin.
There are three sets of two metal tabs that hold the skin in. Bend these back into the upright position. once you've done this you can pull the skin off the door panel. It may take a bit of time, because the door handle does prohibit open access to the skin, but using common sence and patience it will come out in no time. Here are some pics of how mine turned out

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as you can see the old tan leathers were replaced with black ones, and I ended up going all out on my car and replacing the arm rest, and glove box with black leather as well.
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