Ed, I'm sending you a .gif image, which the list won't be able to see, that shows the finger plate that must be carefully pried out, in order to remove the screw that's behind it. Mike
Ed Wiebe wrote: > I know this is the archives somewhere but I haven't been able to find it. > How do I remove the door laver so that I can take off the panel? > I'm working on getting my central locking system which never worked from the driver side but worked from the passenger door . > I never got a whirring motor sound on the drivers side. The motor on the passenger side works but does not activate any of the other doors which it did recently. Anyway, I need to get to the wiring to trouble shoot, but first the panels have to come off. > > Ed Wiebe > 1990 Westfalia > |
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