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    4. : How to remove the rear door panel of a Mercedes C-Class?

Mercedes Classe C - Video tutorial

Model: Mercedes Classe C W204 - Years 2007-2013
Part: Door panel
Operation: How to remove the rear door panel of a Mercedes C-Class?

Before starting, we will have to open the rear door of our Mercedes C-Class. Let's start by unscrewing and removing all the fixing screws of the rear door panel. Once we have unscrewed and removed all the fixing screws, we will have freed the door panel. At this point, we will have to disengage and remove the door from its seat, and then disconnect the electrical and the handle cable. When we have completed this step, the disassembly of the rear door panel of our Mercedes C-Class will be correctly completed.


Posted on 27 January 2024 by ScegliAuto

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