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DIY: Removing Door Panels On A 2006 Honda Civic
Remove Car Door Panels On A 2006 Honda Civic & http://www.honda-tech.com/showpost.p...87&postcount=1
Gaining Access To Repair Power Windows, Door Locks, Side Mirrors Etc. (Covers Model Years 2006 To Present) Skill Level: 2-3 (Basic to Intermediate) Time Taken: About 15 Minutes I found only two screws and one push clip holding the 2006 Honda Civic left front door panel on. ![]() With a small screwdriver I removed the cover panel on the inside door latch. ![]() First I removed the Phillips screw from the latch assembly. With a small screwdriver I pushed in the center of the button clip slightly until the clip broke free, then I just pulled it out. ![]() With a pry tool or small screwdriver I pried upwards at the slots in the switch panel (red arrows). ![]() By pressing on the tabs of the wire connectors , I was able disconnect the wire harness from the switch panel. ![]() Next I removed the Philips screw from the pull handle area. ![]() Then with a rigid putty knife I pried the plastic panel from the metal door shell. ![]() With an upward push, the panel unhooked from the lip of the door. But... the door panel is still connected by the inside door handle cables. ![]() Disconnecting The Door Handle: In the past, most cars have used metal linkage rods to connect the door release handle and lock button to the door latch. This Honda uses a pair of sheathed cables, similar to those used on bicycle or motorcycle brakes. Lock Button Connector: First I unhooked the securing clip on the end of the inner wire (arrow). Then I disconnected the plastic end of the outer cable sheath. ![]() Door Release Connector: The end of the outer cable sheath was different than the lock button cable. I used a small screwdriver to pry open the plastic retainer, and the cable came out. ![]() View of back of plastic door panel ![]() View of metal door shell with dust cover on.
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Great write up. I've taken off my door panels a billion times, but this definitely would've been helpful a few years ago!
The coupe door panels are pretty much the same. Pop out a few clips, remove a few screws, more clips, don't forget the door pull and wiring, and you're good to go! |
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