Superb instructions Marc, very detailed right down to including the number of screw and clips is a great help, that way you know you haven't missed one!

Paul
93 C2 Polar Silver

 

Thanks for that!
Now, maybe I'll do that speaker swap I've been afraid to tackle.
This is the kind of write-up that makes Rennlist membership such an amazing bargain.

 

And you did this for??? replacing with RS panels? Changing speakers?

Nice write up!! Now hurry up and get it in the DIY section

 

Excellent post.. thanks

 

Marc,
I know this is an old discussion but I had a noise in my drivers door and today with your help I was able to fix it. Thanks for the great instructions.
Fred

 

You're welcome - I'm glad you found it useful.

Marc

 

Great write up Marc - thanks. Got a really annoying rattle in my passenger door so I'm planning on removing the panel this w/e and now I know how to do it!

Thanks again

 

Yes Marc...thanks also. I used it to put my drivers door glass back in its trough. Very nice!

 

Thanks man great write up, as i need to do this soon.

JERRY

 

Any reason why this isn't in the DIY section?

 

It's in there aswell:

https://rennlist.com/forums/diy-964-1989-1994-911/197840-door-panel-removal-guide.html

 

My bad.

 

Thorough.
Thank you.

Driver lock cylinder came out with key.
Your write up provided easy access to the handle.

 

I'm looking to tighten up the window regulator soon and this thread is great. I have a question regarding the clear film once the panel comes off. Should I use a hair dryer to warm it up on the edges so it comes off easier and should I apply some sort of adhesive when placing it back on the door?

 

It didn't re-seal very well for me and had to use some glue at the edges. Even then it doesn't seal any where near as well. Therefore I will probably replace mine (again) at some point in the future. So in my experience it's best to fit new ones.