Removing 996 Door Panel

How to remove the door panel from a porsche 996.

Removing 996 door panel.

To remove the door panel simply pull on the panel near where the plastic clips are located and they should pop right out of the holes in the door one shown by the yellow arrow. On 911 models open the door pocket lid and use a soft tool to pry up the panel the resides between the grab handle and the pocket lid. I just started up my car and. Pull panel to front and up position.

Remove or fold weather strip at window sill into the panel. Start at the top top edge of inner door panel and follow the curvature. Remove speaker remove screw behind spkr. The panel can be removed but it is tricky to deal with.

Window problem reply reply author. Remove 1 screw cab unclip panel at top rear at window sill. There are three machine screws along the bottom edge of each pocket one sheet metal screw on each end and one sheet metal screw in the center under the pocket lid. Just lift it enough to gain access to the single torx bolt behind it.

You do not need to completely remove this panel. Remove plug for windstop cab only remove front seatbelt surround. Remove screw from. The 996 carrera panel is attached to the door using plastic clips green arrow.

Remove door storage compartment screw. 1989 964 carrera 4 promotional video and showroom poster. Any tips of removing the panel. I need to remove the drivers door panel as there is a rattle in the door and a small amount of grease that the front window guide is depositing.

Page 41 www workshopmanuals co uk linings insulation 911 carrera 996 1 sticking sliding strip onto the rear of the inner door panel remove backing film from the sliding strip and stick the strip onto the rear of the inner door panel arrow. Remove the door pull handle. Also remove the small plastic door pocket bracket near the front of the door. Use the trim removal tool to remove the silver plug with airbag written on it.

Use hex wrench to remove seat back post. Remove radio speaker grills. 996 turbo door panel removal. Behind this plug is a hex screw.