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17 years 10 months before #2136 by manual-mecanica
So,
I want to change the speakers and I don't see any screws to remove the door panel! Is it held in by pressure? Outwards, upwards... somewhere? Which way?

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17 years 10 months before #2194 by manual-mecanica
Manual-mechanics' response on the topic Re: removing fairing doors on an Isuzu Rodeo
The first step is to remove the window regulator handle, the door handle (for opening the door from the inside), and the door handle (for closing it from the inside).

The window regulator handle is held in place with a circlip, and you'll need a wire with a hook on the end to pry it out.

The other two parts are screwed in, and the panel is held in place with plastic clips that you have to remove carefully so you don't break them.

Once you've done that, pull the panel upwards to detach it from the top, and it's removed.

Anyway, download the Opel Frontera manual or ask around to see if anyone has one, because it's the same model as the Isuzu Rodeo and the Isuzu Amigo.

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17 years 10 months before - 17 years 10 months before #2197 by manual-mecanica
Manual-mechanics' response on the topic Re: removing fairing doors on an Isuzu Rodeo
I finally took it apart. They're just clips that are held in place by pressure. You only have to remove the door handle trim and the electric panel for the window and mirror controls.

Now the problem is finding the speaker bracket. It's a plastic piece, like a cable tie, that's ATTACHED TO THE SPEAKER!!!! Unbelievable.: Angry:

I'm sending a photo in case anyone knows where to find them.

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