Preparation for dismantling the door trim: 1 - plastic plugs for the locking screws of the armrest; 2 - door handle; 3 - button (5), adjusting mirror; 4 - the axis of the power window handle; 6 - armrest lock; 7 - locking screw of the insert of the inner handle.
On newer models, to do this, rotate the armrest up 90 degrees and remove it from the top connection.
Remove the handle insert from the inner door handle frame.
Unscrew the Phillips screw from the frame of the inner handle; take out the frame.
The door handle is fixed from the outside with a screw (1), placed under the decorative overlay (2), as well as a screw (2) from the end of the door.
Slide cover off power window handle and set aside.
Unscrew the cross-slot screw under the cover; remove the power window handle.
Remove the button that adjusts the outside mirror.
On new models, remove the lock button.
Loosen two or three Phillips screws at the front and at the bottom of the casing, the screws are located under the plastic plugs.
Carefully pull the door trim from below near one of the corners so that the clips come out of the door leaf.
Grab the trim at the rear with your hand: carefully remove the trim in a circle.
"Pocket" fastened with six Phillips screws on the inside of the casing.
The seal on the inside of the skin must not be damaged, otherwise moisture can enter and the rear of the door skin becomes wet.
Before installing, check whether the retaining clips are still intact.
If necessary, move the clips so that they are located near the corresponding holes in the door leaf.
The power window handle screw should be installed with a small amount of grease so that it rotates easily when the window is raised and lowered.
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