Door panels have to come off when fixing power windows, power seat switches and wiring, door check straps, door latches and locks, and clearing drains. Lubrication is a key factor in preventing premature failure on a number of interior door components. You have to remove the panel to lubricate! If you own a 126 or any chassis for that matter, you can not ignore your doors and door panels.
Product Details
In this video Kent explains the why and the how by covering the step-by-step procedures for removing both the front and rear doors without damaging them or the components connected to them. Tools and supplies needed are discussed. This is a highly detailed video that should guarantee success even for the beginning D.I.Y. mechanic.
Related Repair Details NOT included: No repairs mentioned once the door panels are off.
Chassis/Models Used in Production: 1986 300SDL
Applies to the Following Chassis/Models: W126 Chassis Sedan Only
Total Run Time: 13:58 Minutes
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