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Does your door sound noisy and rattly when closing, like this? Here's how to fix it!
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The door card is held securely in place with 5 screws.
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Using a spudger, work off the cap of the first screw. The cap is tight; you may need a jimmy or metal spudger.
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Using the flat end of a spudger, remove the airbag emblem. The emblem has clips on the top and bottom -- work carefully.
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Using a T20 Torx driver with extension, remove all 5 bolts.
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If you're working on the driver side door, remove the mirror control module. Disconnect it from its wiring plug.
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Using a trim tool or similar, begin at the bottom of the door card and pop the card away from the door frame.
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After you've released the bottom clips, work your way around.
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Disconnect the following from the door panel:
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Unlocking cable
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Speaker cable(s)
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Set the door panel aside.
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The door panel is now removed.
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You will see the airbag module, vapor barrier, and other components.
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Very gently, peel back the vapor barrier to expose the retaining bolt.
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Roll the window up.
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Inspect the bolt. It is probably missing a nut!
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While you're in here, inspect and tighten the bottom bolt.
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Look in the bottom of your door and locate the nut that fell off that top bolt.
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Replace the nut onto the upper bolt and tighten.
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Ta da! Now closing the door sounds great!
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To reassemble your door, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your door, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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What is this bullshit? Ever think people may have both bolts there and tightened down still? Ever think other ifixit $@$* may still need to occur? And this is all you have to offer? Awesome thoroughness…