how do I remove the interior door panels of a 2007 honda civic?

Asked by bollan715 Feb 28, 2012 at 08:21 PM about the 2007 Honda Civic LX

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Jonathan answered 12 years ago

with a screw driver lol but seriously im not sure

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Colin answered 12 years ago

I own a 2007 Si, the panels are pop on/pop off. But there's a special "spanner tool" that Honda uses to remove the hard plastics (the door handle, trim on vertical grab bar). All it is, is a rigid, narrow edged piece of plastic. DO NOT use a steel screw driver though dude.

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Jonathan answered 12 years ago

most auto stores have door panel removal tools/tool kits.

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Paul answered 12 years ago

Usefull step-by-step guide here //www.bodyshopzone.com/archives/trim/door_panels/Honda/Civic_2006/remove_dp_civic.html

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