1993 Civic DX coupe door panel removal
 

Hi All,

I am trying to remove the door panel from my Civic, does anyone have
any suggestions? My DX has the manual windows of course. I have popped
the lower clips and removed the screw in the door jam, is there any
other screw locations, or is it time to push up and out?

Thanks!

Mike

Re: 1993 Civic DX coupe door panel removal
 

mike.karena@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am trying to remove the door panel from my Civic, does anyone have
> any suggestions? My DX has the manual windows of course. I have popped
> the lower clips and removed the screw in the door jam, is there any
> other screw locations, or is it time to push up and out?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Mike
>
yes, the main handles and of course the window winder. other than that,
if you're not too brutal, you should be able to detect any more
attachment points without breaking anything. sometimes plastic clips
break. it's always good to have a few spares handy just in case.
either buy new or pick some up next time you're at a junk yard.

Re: 1993 Civic DX coupe door panel removal
 

mike.karena@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am trying to remove the door panel from my Civic, does anyone have
> any suggestions? My DX has the manual windows of course. I have popped
> the lower clips and removed the screw in the door jam, is there any
> other screw locations, or is it time to push up and out?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Mike
>
yes, the main handles and of course the window winder. other than that,
if you're not too brutal, you should be able to detect any more
attachment points without breaking anything. sometimes plastic clips
break. it's always good to have a few spares handy just in case.
either buy new or pick some up next time you're at a junk yard.

Re: 1993 Civic DX coupe door panel removal
 

mike.karena@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am trying to remove the door panel from my Civic, does anyone have
> any suggestions? My DX has the manual windows of course. I have popped
> the lower clips and removed the screw in the door jam, is there any
> other screw locations, or is it time to push up and out?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Mike
>
yes, the main handles and of course the window winder. other than that,
if you're not too brutal, you should be able to detect any more
attachment points without breaking anything. sometimes plastic clips
break. it's always good to have a few spares handy just in case.
either buy new or pick some up next time you're at a junk yard.