Casey,
Looked in my FSM for a '99. It takes a special tool.
It shows a picture of the tool, but not exactly what it is "removing". I
believe that there is a wire retaining clip on the back side of the crank.
The tool is a flat fork like item that will slide behind the crank and push
the clip off. I think the same tool will shove the clip back on in the
installation process. I think the tool would be available at most auto
parts stores, and shouldn't cost very much. The wire clip would most likely
be avail. also.
Cal Hyer
----- Original Message -----
From: Casey Aldridge <caldridge@uswest.net>
To: Dmlofftopic <dmlofftopic@egroups.com>; DML <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2000 3:03 PM
Subject: DML: Manual Window cranks..HELP..
> Just wondering if any of you guys have ever taken the door panels off of
> your dak....how in hell
> do you get the manual window crank off so you can remove the panel...im
> trying get a good look at the door speakers..
> i need to know what size they are...so i you know that too..it would
help...
> Please respond to me off list at caldridge@qwest.net...thanks for the
help.
>
>
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