Pulled my door skin off tonight

scottm

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Pretty easy job, nice quality clips that don't break when you pull them apart. A proper prying tool helps. Two screws, one under the lock/door handle, another under the arm rest. After popping all the clips, and removing the two screws, lift the door skin off.

I found a connector disconnected, now I have speakers again!
 

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It was clean, looked very nice. It's not the original door, this car had an accident at 3-months old, which is why I got a screaming deal on it a few days ago. I wonder if these speakers haven't worked since then? They used all Toyota parts, looks like everything was well done.

And I'll soon be driving the B-737, cutbacks continue, but I'm still having fun.
 

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