Step by step door panel removal!
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Another place you can mount the tweeters as you're a good installer is in the triangular section on the inside of the door mirror.
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Stuart Beattie (04-21-2014)
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Hi,
Wondering if you can help me with:
"Step 2... Using a small and short flat head screw driver, remove the screw cover behind the arm rest and remove the screw."
I'm actually doing the reverse, as this screw is missing and I need to replace it to fix the door trim in place....I have obtained part C2S6858 but despite "looking" like the right part, it doesn't seem to seat properly (seems to big for the hole in the trim). I manually trimmed it down, but still no go. Is this the right part? Am I just being dim or clumsy? I am not the most mechanically gifted individual....
2007 X-type 400 - rear door (passenger)...
thanks!
Steve.
Wondering if you can help me with:
"Step 2... Using a small and short flat head screw driver, remove the screw cover behind the arm rest and remove the screw."
I'm actually doing the reverse, as this screw is missing and I need to replace it to fix the door trim in place....I have obtained part C2S6858 but despite "looking" like the right part, it doesn't seem to seat properly (seems to big for the hole in the trim). I manually trimmed it down, but still no go. Is this the right part? Am I just being dim or clumsy? I am not the most mechanically gifted individual....
2007 X-type 400 - rear door (passenger)...
thanks!
Steve.
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Speakers
Here are the steps! Beware, it is possible to damage a few of the door clips. They are $9.95ea for themale pieces (the part that attaches to the door panel)and $2.95ea for the female pieces (the part that attaches to the door). Most Jaguar dealers have several of them in stock. I snapped 2 of them while removing the panel. There are about 7 clips total. If you snap 1 or 2 than you can simply move some around and they will work just fine. I ordered new ones though.
Step 1... Remove the two screws from the bottom of the door panel.
Step 2... Using a small and short flat head screw driver, remove the screw cover behind the arm rest and remove the screw.
Step 3... Use a medium size flat head screw driver and pry door panel away from the door carefully. (I wrapped the tip of the screw driver with a cloth to avoid scratching the metal).
Step 4...Usingyour hands, work your way around the doorpanel pullingit away from the door.
Step 5... Pull the panel away from the door about 3" and disconnect the door locking cable by lining it up with the hinge it is on and pulling up (you'll see when you look at it. very easy).
Step 6... Done! (total time about 5 minutes tops)
Step 1... Remove the two screws from the bottom of the door panel.
Step 2... Using a small and short flat head screw driver, remove the screw cover behind the arm rest and remove the screw.
Step 3... Use a medium size flat head screw driver and pry door panel away from the door carefully. (I wrapped the tip of the screw driver with a cloth to avoid scratching the metal).
Step 4...Usingyour hands, work your way around the doorpanel pullingit away from the door.
Step 5... Pull the panel away from the door about 3" and disconnect the door locking cable by lining it up with the hinge it is on and pulling up (you'll see when you look at it. very easy).
Step 6... Done! (total time about 5 minutes tops)
Walter
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