Quad cab rear inner door panel help

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Oilman77

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can anyone point me to a video or a good write up with pics on how to remove this from the door. I’m mainly concerned with the glass. A 1aauto video I watched on you tube was very helpful except the inner door panel had a access spot (at bed end) that you cut out to press in the window clips. I’m not talking about the large one you pull out. This spot he cut out allowed you to press in both clips at the same window height. I was hoping to do that but I do not have that spot on mine. So I was just wondering how it’s done safely the way I have to do it now.

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I have also attached a pic file of my rear driver side inner door panel.

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can anyone point me to a video or a good write up with pics on how to remove this from the door. I’m mainly concerned with the glass. A 1aauto video I watched on you tube was very helpful except the inner door panel had a access spot (at bed end) that you cut out to press in the window clips. I’m not talking about the large one you pull out. This spot he cut out allowed you to press in both clips at the same window height. I was hoping to do that but I do not have that spot on mine. So I was just wondering how it’s done safely the way I have to do it now.

Video link:

I have also attached a pic file of my rear driver side inner door panel.

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Pull the speaker and access the clips on that side and pop the window up on that side and hold the window up gently so it doesn't pop back in. Then raise the window up with the switch until it comes up to the square access hole and pop that side while still gently pulling on the window and it should pop out. Make sure you have some masking tape to tape the window in the up position. If you have had your windows tinted don't put tape on the inside of the window to hold it up.

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Pull the speaker and access the clips on that side and pop the window up on that side and hold the window up gently so it doesn't pop back in. Then raise the window up with the switch until it comes up to the square access hole and pop that side while still gently pulling on the window and it should pop out. Make sure you have some masking tape to tape the window in the up position. If you have had your windows tinted don't put tape on the inside of the window to hold it up.

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When I did my back door, all I did was wedge a piece of plastic under the window on the piece it clips too on the speaker side after releasing that part of the window from its clips. Roll the window up slowly until you can access it on the bed side cover then release the clips on the left side and slowly slide the window up to the closed position. As long as you keep pressure on your window pushing outwards the window won’t slide back down. I used painters tape to tape the window but I made sure to tape the outside of the window first and run the tape all the way to the bottom of the window where it can hold on to the actual door instead of my tinted windows.


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Thanks guys. Yeah I have tinted windows. I’ve planned on doin the tape but only on the outside. I also thought about suction cups and attaching them to the outside of the window at the bottom for extra security.
 
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