1A Auto shows you how to remove or replace the interior door panel trim on your vehicle. You need to remove the door panel for a number of different repairs,…
1A Auto shows you how to remove or replace the interior door panel trim on your vehicle. You need to remove the door panel for a number of different repairs,…
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Jan, Under the door (on the bottom edge) there are also drain holes to
allow the water to drain out. You can blow some compressed air into them to
relieve them of any debris that may be clogging them up. Once the holes are
unclogged the trapped water should drain right out. 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
Thank you a1auto for this clear vid. But what I see in the vid is that the
inside door foil is loose. With this I think condens and water may occur
inside the car. I have that problem on my Accord and will check that by
removing the door panel.
Another excellent video, thank you. Switched out the worn out old front
speakers with nice new aftermarket Pioneers on my ’98 Accord and they sound
so much better.
You may need to take the door panel off and unlatch the door from inside of
it.
thanks, very helpful video
Awesome! lol..Thank you for your order. Have a great day! 1aauto.com
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great video,,one question,,,my door wont open from the inside now, hooked
speakers up and will only open from outside, had problems with the “hook”
on the door handle.
great video really helped
1999 Honda Accord. My auto locks don’t all work together. I can use the key
to lock the doors from the passenger side and all of the lock but one.
Sometimes the key fob works and sometimes it doesn’t. I can also press the
automatic door lock on the drivers side and it locks everything but the
passenger front door. Not sure if I have multiple actuators bad or what.
Driving me crazy.
This one’s for the front youtube.com/watch?v=lgOgRn8Ygcw&feature=plcp and
this one’s is for the rear door.
youtube.com/watch?v=TwM-ZyjJKjc&feature=plcp
Thanks!:)
It should be a similar process if it isn’t exactly the same.
as im watching this seriously helpful video i realize “HEY i just ordered
rear wheel bearing assembly for my 99 accord from you guys :)”
You would need to see if there’s a way to take the panel off with the door
closed.
Thanks, by watching this , i was able to fix my window.
Hey Mike, could you post a video on how to replace the door lock actuators
on a 1999 4 door Accord?
I removed my panel about 3 months ago to do some window work, but i have
THE worst/annoying squeak now…
The rod to the inside door handle may have fallen off of the door handle.
You may need to remove the door panel to hook it back up.
how can i even do this if my door wont even open to begin with?
Thanks for watching. Have a great day! 1aauto.com 888-844-3393
I have a 2 door ex
i’m going to attempt this after work today! only concern is that “bar” that
you disconnect from the door handle, but you made it look easy. Wish me
luck…trying to trouble shoot a window that won’t close all the way (stays
about 1/4″ open, just at the weather seal)
thanks alot man this was really helpful.
@boarderwrj holy crap I have the exact same problem on my driver window. It
originally would roll up and down slowly, then it progressed to rolling
down but not up, then it stopped moving all together. My brother told me it
was likely just something bound up inside the door… about to break in and
see what’s up.
You may want to try to roll it up and down with the door panel off to see
where the noise is coming from.
i have a question my passenger side window goes up and down without a
problem but when its about an inch away from shutting it does this cracking
sound and doesn’t close/ i opened it to see what was wrong but didn’t
notice anything besides a peace of rubber on the bottom of the door panel
does that belong somewhere?
HI Austin, On the driver’s side door, look at the wire harness that goes
between the door and body of the car for a broken of frayed wire. If there
is one this might be causing the issue. Hope this helps you out. 1aauto.com
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