There is a C clip that slides over window crank locking it on to the window crank shaft. A strong tool like a dentist pik that has a hook on it works great !! Or a small long flat screw driver, push in on the door panel by the window crank and look between crank and door panel, you will see this clip on the back of handle. push or pull this clip off the handle and the handle will pull off the window crank shaft. keep an eye on this clip as it like to take flying lesson.( wear safety glasses.) When installing clip, install on window crank in the slits or grooves and just push handle onto crank rod. you might have to hit with rubber mallet (TAP TAP ) make sure it locks on.
At the parts store you can purchase an inexpensive tool that you can use to push the lock clip out.
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There is a C clip that holds the roll down style handle on, if you put enough pressure on the back side of the handle and press it away from the door, you will reveal the C clip. You can then take a common aka slotted tip screw driver and take the C clip off. When you reinstall the handle you will simply put the C clip in place and tap the window handle back into place. Hope that this information was helpful
The process of removing car door panels is essentially the same for each make of car. You may need to remove these panels when your fixing locks or power windows, replacing window cranks, installing speakers or replacing the side mirrors. Learning how to remove the panels yourself can save money on simple car repairs.
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Check out how the door panels are attached to the car. Most panels use screws and bolts but others have snap-in fittings. Gather all the tools you need for removing the door panels. If the panel is attached with screws and bolts, you need a screwdriver or ratchet and socket. Car door panels with snap-in fittings are easily removed with a flathead screwdriver.
Locate where the screws and bolts are before starting. These are usually found in the arm rest area, along the bottom or sometimes near the door lights.
Roll down the car door window. Begin removing all screws and bolts that hold the door panel onto the car. If your car has snap-in fittings, pry gently on the bottom corner of the door panel until the fittings pop out.
Remove the power window control panel if your car has power windows. The control panel should pry out easily, and then you unplug the wiring harness from the back and place it to the side.
Use an L pick and flashlight when locating a manual window crank. Look behind the window crank and slide the pick under the edge of the metal clip that holds the crank in place. Remove the clip and pull the crank off.
Remove the door handle by unscrewing the small screw located in the center. Gently pull the door handle out until you see the back of the handle and unclip the rod from the door handle. This should remove the handle unless the handle and door lock are attached, then you just unclip the rod from the lock and remove them both together.
Unscrew the cap off rear upper corner door panel locks. These don't have a rod attaching them to the handle and unscrew separately from the door handle.
Pop the door panel off after you've removed everything. Gently pry on the bottom edge of the door panel until it releases. Pull out and up to completely remove the door panel.
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