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How to Remove the Panel of an Opel Meriva

Model: Vauxhall Meriva MK 2, Meriva B - Years 2010-2017
Part: Door trim panel

How do you remove the cover panel of the Meriva? Let's look at the removal of the front panel. Remove the internal handle from above the panel: disconnect the connectors of the window switch. Remove the trim near the door opening lever, unscrew the screws located in the space of the upper door opening lever and the screws present in the handle. Detach the retaining clips behind the panel. Finally, pull the panel off with your hands and disconnect it from the door (disconnect the power wiring and the opening cable). Carry out the desired maintenance inside the door or replace the panel entirely.

Updated on 5 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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