Can anyone do a DIY on removing the door panels?

[TDUBZ]

I wanted to know if anyone has, or can do a DIY on how to remove the door panels from a 92 accord lx with power windows.

[xplode]

WOW.. im super impressed you posted this here instead of in the DIY area wow.. im so impressed because u actually read the rules and that makes me super happy.. your the model person readin rules and shiznits. that sweet.. neways yeah man ima do my best to get you a DIY on door panel removal... and anyone else who can help will surely lend a hand

[gloryaccordy]

Originally posted by xplode
WOW.. im super impressed you posted this here instead of in the DIY area wow.. im so impressed because u actually read the rules and that makes me super happy.. your the model person readin rules and shiznits. that sweet.. neways yeah man ima do my best to get you a DIY on door panel removal... and anyone else who can help will surely lend a hand

YIKES!!!

[texasvtak]

I can explain this. Ive installed speakers in my doors, which requires removing the panels(or at least getting them out of the way)
Ok so you're just gonna need a phillips head screwdriver, and no more muscle than a 5yr old.
1) there are 2 or 3 screws holding the door securely in place a) One is located just behind the door handle, where theres a small circular plastic cover. Flip that out and unscrew. b) Another is in the "armrest" where you probably pull the door closed, theres a screw under that, unscrew it (obviously) c) I think there might be another screw up by the side view mirrow, under another circular cover.
2) just pull the panels out. Theyre held in place with some regular old button-type things.
3) I dont know how to completely remove them, but that will get them out of the way enough to install speakers, get behind them for whatever reason, etc.

Hope it helps.

Sorry I didnt put it in the DIY forum

[accordztech]

remember that handle piece must push forward then use a flat head to remove the bar...

kinda like that...-

[TDUBZ]

thanks i'll probally try and install them when the weather gets a little warmer.