Yes the lower parts of the interior door trim should just pop off. It
is being held on by metal clips that slide into holes and expand after
they come through the holes. The top part of the trim is tucked behind
sheet metal, so after the lower part is freed from it's fasteners, you
will need to lift the panel up, to completely remove it.
At least that's how I took the one off of my 96.
On Tue, 17 Sep 1996, Jon Steiger wrote:
> I've just dropped a piece of paper down into
> the driver's side door, so I need to take the door
> apart and get it out. Has anyone done this before?
> I took out the screw in the inside "handle", and the
> one up at the "top right", and I figured out how the
> little black "border" around the door handle comes off,
> and I unscrewed the door lock plunger, but thats as
> far as I got. It seems as if the plastic portion covering
> the inside of the door is supposed to just pull off, but
> I wasn't about to test that theory. ;) I've got the
> power windows and locks, if that makes any difference...
>
> Thanks very much in advance!
>
> (I really have to pick up the shop manual one of these days) :P
>
> -Jon-
>
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