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there is also an older Fixya thread here talking about removing the panel How do remove the drivers side door panel on an aztek Depending on how much of a hurry you may be in, I've found that the tools for being able to pop the plastic pop-fasteners in car panels have a much higher batting average than screwdrivers in removing the fasteners without breaking them. See for instance many choices on eBay door panel removal tool , and the same sorts of things, marked up a lot more, can be found at most any auto parts store.
Here is a replacement part: http://www.amazon.com/Dorman-79548-Tribute-Interior-Replacement/dp/B0031GJYZW
To install the new one, remove the plastic door panel by removing the philips screws and clips that hold it in place. You should be able to pull it straight up and out. Don't put too much force on the panel, the plastic is cheap. The interior door handle should now be able to be unscrewed and replaced.
you can take a screw driver and pry it off. Be careful if you have power windows, if it falls right off then it could pull the wires loose. The panels have clips that clip to the door. Therefore, the only way to get the panel off is to pry it off.
Remove any and all screws from the door panel, including removing lock and window controls. then take a large flat-tipped screwdriver and pry off the panel all the way around. FInally lift panel up and off the door. Now you will have access to the inside of the door. Everything from here is self explainable.
Your question is alittle vague,...so Ill do my best...If your van has central locking (all the doors lock when you lock the drivers door with a key) then I can easily say that the actuator for the sliding door lock has malfunctioned....However if you are implying that you cant lock the sliding door from the outside using a key then it is because the linkage inside the door has came apart (Both issues would cause the door not to lock with the power lock button) If it is the linkage this is easily fixed by removing the interior panel on the slider and reconnecting the metal rod to its rightful place, if it is the actuator you have to replace it by removing the interior panel..Good luck
go to http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=1015107 This is a three part article that includes instructions for removing and re-installing the interior metal panel for front doors on jettas.
There are screws that hold the door panel on. They are typically located behind the small round plastic covers. If you look at the bottom of the door handle, you will see them. Also on the door lever, there might be a screw. After removing all of the screws, take a flat head screw driver, and gently pry up the panel. There are plastic clips that hold the panel securely to the door. Doing this will pop them out one at a time. Once the door panel is loose, lift it up, and it should come right out. Be sure to disconnect any wiring harness connectors before fully removing.
to remove the door pannel there is 2 screws and then like everything ells on jeep there are little clips that you need to pull off, try removing the screws and then pulling from the interior pannel
Removing a relay can cause all kinds of problems. The door ajar switch may have just need to be sprayed with a lubricant to unstick it so the lights would go off.reinstall relay to see if concers goes away.
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