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997 4S - How do you remove pass door panel?

Tony B
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I have a very annoying creaking / rattle from the passenger side door panel. Upon closer inspection the section of the panel closest to the footwell is not flush with the door (about 1/2 inch gap between the plastic panel and the metal door.) This may of may not be the cause - and therefore I would like to know how to remove / re attach the panel correctly. Tks

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Just remember when working w/ interior panels or trim pieces to be patient and cautious.

The plastic fasteners are 'fragile' and you don't want to break or snap one.

I might suggest using one of the many plastic tools available (Harbor Freight has a set for just a couple of bucks) for 'prying off' interior trim. Metal tends to scratch or cut leather, plastic, etc.

Good Luck!

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