Door card removal?

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goldmax

Discussion Starter · 17 d ago

Is it easy? Can someone tell me before I start how the popper fixings work? Does something go inside these poppers or do these poppers go inside a hole on the door?

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It needs the double nail head so it can slide sideways and lock in to the key slot in the door card. Kind of hard to describe, but you'll see when you remove it. The pic I just posted is the correct part.

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goldmax

Discussion Starter · #22 · 15 d ago

ALPHAmole said:
It needs the double nail head so it can slide sideways and lock in to the key slot in the door card. Kind of hard to describe, but you'll see when you remove it. The pic I just posted is the correct part.

Are these them , seem to be same number OEM ??

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ALPHAmole

· #23 · 15 d ago

They definitely look correct

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goldmax

Discussion Starter · #24 · 15 d ago

This forum is great, lots of helpful people, imagine owning a 4C and not being here ?

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goldmax

Discussion Starter · #25 · 15 d ago

Got one off, success 💪 no broken pins either , I used plastic puncture tyre levers for push bike

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jeff7251954

· #26 · 15 d ago

Great responses to the door card question. Congrats to all those involved.
It really adds value to this forum.

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Knievil

· #27 · 15 d ago

jeff7251954 said:
Great responses to the door card question. Congrats to all those involved.
It really adds value to this forum.

Agreed. That photo is very helpful @goldmax.

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goldmax

Discussion Starter · #28 · 15 d ago

New door card on

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It was stressful so doing the other one tomorrow, having a beer now, it was easy but you are always worried something might go wrong.

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ALPHAmole

· #29 · 15 d ago

Damn that looks sexy! Us Americans are stuck with the side airbags. 😒

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goldmax

Discussion Starter · #30 · 15 d ago

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tibby

· #31 · 15 d ago

goldmax said:
This forum is great, lots of helpful people, imagine owning a 4C and not being here ?

YEP! Best forum ever.....

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goldmax

Discussion Starter · #32 · 15 d ago

@Alfanut
I believe I have your door panel 😄

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4C🍀

· #33 · 15 d ago

You really deserve one...👏🏻😉

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goldmax

Discussion Starter · #34 · 14 d ago

Drivers door card is off now and I spotted a bolt which was working loose !

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goldmax

Discussion Starter · #35 · 14 d ago

I used cycle tyre levers instead of pry tools to ease the panels off, they did the job, if you don't have special tools use those .

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4Canada

· #36 · 14 d ago

goldmax said:
I used cycle tyre levers instead of pry tools to ease the panels off, they did the job, if you don't have special tools use those .
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Good idea, but honestly I’m more likely to have auto trim pry tools than anything cycling related!
Just sayin’.

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