Howto remove door panel in a Toyota Corolla '89
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Gnutt Halvordsson
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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 8:23 pm    Post subject: Howto remove door panel in a Toyota Corolla '89 Reply with quote

I've bougt a old Toyota Corolla '89
and is about to install a central-lock,

but i'm dumbfound. I have grinded to a halt, not knowing how to remove
the window-crank so that I can remove the door-panel.

Any hints?

//Gnutt

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DH
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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 8:54 pm    Post subject: Re: Howto remove door panel in a Toyota Corolla '89 Reply with quote

I'd guess Toyota has a particular tool for this task but this article may
help get you started:

http://home.earthlink.net/~goodspeeds/CRANK.HTM

Google "window crank removal" or maybe "window crank removal tool" for more
possible hits.

"Gnutt Halvordsson" <gnutt@shell.linux.se> wrote in message
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Quote:
I've bougt a old Toyota Corolla '89
and is about to install a central-lock,

but i'm dumbfound. I have grinded to a halt, not knowing how to remove
the window-crank so that I can remove the door-panel.

Any hints?

//Gnutt
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Ray O
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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 10:59 pm    Post subject: Re: Howto remove door panel in a Toyota Corolla '89 Reply with quote

"Gnutt Halvordsson" <gnutt@shell.linux.se> wrote in message
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Quote:
I've bougt a old Toyota Corolla '89
and is about to install a central-lock,

but i'm dumbfound. I have grinded to a halt, not knowing how to remove
the window-crank so that I can remove the door-panel.

Any hints?

//Gnutt

The window crank is held on with a "C" shaped wire clip. If you push in on
the interior panel near the crank, you may be able to see which way the open
end of the clip is oriented. Take a cloth rag and slip it between the base
of the crank and the interior door panel and snag one of the open ends like
floss and pop the clip off. Watch where it goes because it tends to fly off
and disappear. If you have a small screwdriver, you can pop the clip off
that way as well. To re-install the crank, install the clip on the notches
on the shaft of the cranks and pop it back on.

Removing the window crank is a very basic operation that is pretty universal
for all vehicles. Good luck with your power door locks! - If you are
having trouble removing window cranks, you'll need the luck :-)
--
Ray O
correct the return address punctuation to reply

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Gnutt Halvordsson
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Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 2:06 am    Post subject: Re: Howto remove door panel in a Toyota Corolla '89 Reply with quote

Ray O skrev:
Quote:
"Gnutt Halvordsson" <gnutt@shell.linux.se> wrote in message
news:ALkgf.38560$d5.195268@newsb.telia.net...

I've bougt a old Toyota Corolla '89
and is about to install a central-lock,

but i'm dumbfound. I have grinded to a halt, not knowing how to remove
the window-crank so that I can remove the door-panel.

Any hints?

//Gnutt


The window crank is held on with a "C" shaped wire clip. If you push in on
the interior panel near the crank, you may be able to see which way the open
end of the clip is oriented. Take a cloth rag and slip it between the base
of the crank and the interior door panel and snag one of the open ends like
floss and pop the clip off. Watch where it goes because it tends to fly off
and disappear. If you have a small screwdriver, you can pop the clip off
that way as well. To re-install the crank, install the clip on the notches
on the shaft of the cranks and pop it back on.

Removing the window crank is a very basic operation that is pretty universal
for all vehicles. Good luck with your power door locks! - If you are
having trouble removing window cranks, you'll need the luck :-)


Well the door panels are gone now, this is the first time I try to take
that part out, has before changed a gearbox, other than that not much
car-based work.

But that shall hopefully change, there is some welding to be done, and
so on.

besides, I could have used brute force to get it off, but I wanted it to
be whole to put back, and since I was unsure, I had to ask!

//Gnutt
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Ray O
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Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2005 4:08 am    Post subject: Re: Howto remove door panel in a Toyota Corolla '89 Reply with quote

"Gnutt Halvordsson" <gnutt@shell.linux.se> wrote in message
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Quote:
Ray O skrev:
"Gnutt Halvordsson" <gnutt@shell.linux.se> wrote in message
news:ALkgf.38560$d5.195268@newsb.telia.net...

I've bougt a old Toyota Corolla '89
and is about to install a central-lock,

but i'm dumbfound. I have grinded to a halt, not knowing how to remove
the window-crank so that I can remove the door-panel.

Any hints?

//Gnutt


The window crank is held on with a "C" shaped wire clip. If you push in
on the interior panel near the crank, you may be able to see which way
the open end of the clip is oriented. Take a cloth rag and slip it
between the base of the crank and the interior door panel and snag one of
the open ends like floss and pop the clip off. Watch where it goes
because it tends to fly off and disappear. If you have a small
screwdriver, you can pop the clip off that way as well. To re-install
the crank, install the clip on the notches on the shaft of the cranks and
pop it back on.

Removing the window crank is a very basic operation that is pretty
universal for all vehicles. Good luck with your power door locks! - If
you are having trouble removing window cranks, you'll need the luck :-)


Well the door panels are gone now, this is the first time I try to take
that part out, has before changed a gearbox, other than that not much
car-based work.

But that shall hopefully change, there is some welding to be done, and so
on.

besides, I could have used brute force to get it off, but I wanted it to
be whole to put back, and since I was unsure, I had to ask!

//Gnutt

The best way to learn how to do something is to do it yourself. Good luck
on your project!
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Ray O
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