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Side window removal instructions on Opel Zafira C

Model: Vauxhall Zafira MK 3, Zafira C - Years 2011-2019
Part: Side window

In today's video tutorial we will see how to remove the side glass on an Opel Zafira C, following the instructions below. First we go to open the front door and proceed with the disassembly of the door panel, unscrewing all the fixing screws and disconnecting the handle cable together with the electric connector of the window lifter button; once the panel has been removed, let's disconnect our window lifter mechanism, disconnecting the electrical connector and removing the fixing hooks. So we just have to remove the side glass, following the video to the end!

Posted on 28 March 2021 by ScegliAuto

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