What are the steps to remove the door trim panel?

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DiGiselle
07/29/25 12:15pm
The steps to remove the door trim panel are: 1. Remove the screws securing the door trim panel; 2. Use a professional tool or a flat-head screwdriver to pry the edges; 3. Pry the clips outward; 4. Lift the door trim panel upward to remove it. The door trim panel is a decorative plate structure for the door, including the door trim panel and the triangular decorative panel. The functions of the door trim panel: 1. Decorative purpose; 2. Provides cushioning in case of a collision; 3. Helps reduce noise from body vibrations. The material of the interior door panel is made of modified PP, modified ABS, and modified PVC thermoplastic modified plastics.
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