960 door cards

m0bzy · Mar 8th, 2007, 10:15

As apparently Mr Haynes doesn't cater for the 960,I need a little help.I need to remove the door cards from my MY96,960 estate.I have spotted the small screw behing the door release,and the one in the arm rest.I presume that like the 940 there is another screw behind the puddle light? Have a missed any?
Thanks in advance

m0bzy · Mar 10th, 2007, 19:47

Well it had to be done,I have removed and replaced all door cards,lubricated window mechanism,windows working a treat.
For anyone removing cards there are two screws behind flip out panel in the armrest,three horse-shoe clips in bottom edge of cards,two in the rears,there are also three push in clips,two on the speaker edge and one in the outer edge.The bezal around the door catch releases as you lift the card away,and thats it,the only note of warning is that the wiring to the puddle light and central locking is not over-long,so some care is needed.

Mar 8th, 2007, 10:15	#1
m0bzy Master Member Last Online: Feb 19th, 2021 17:00 Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Birmingham	960 door cards As apparently Mr Haynes doesn't cater for the 960,I need a little help.I need to remove the door cards from my MY96,960 estate.I have spotted the small screw behing the door release,and the one in the arm rest.I presume that like the 940 there is another screw behind the puddle light? Have a missed any? Thanks in advance

Mar 10th, 2007, 19:47	#2
m0bzy Master Member Last Online: Feb 19th, 2021 17:00 Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Birmingham	Well it had to be done,I have removed and replaced all door cards,lubricated window mechanism,windows working a treat. For anyone removing cards there are two screws behind flip out panel in the armrest,three horse-shoe clips in bottom edge of cards,two in the rears,there are also three push in clips,two on the speaker edge and one in the outer edge.The bezal around the door catch releases as you lift the card away,and thats it,the only note of warning is that the wiring to the puddle light and central locking is not over-long,so some care is needed.

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