1993 Ford Escort GT Door Panel Removal

This is a video showing how to remove the door panel(s) on 1991-1996 ford escort GT/ LX 2-door or 4-door. It’s the same process on the passenger side as well.
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[@christmode3649]

I have 1995 Ford Escort LX 5-door Hatchback and I need to remove the front two door panels to replace the 30 year old factory door speakers. Assuming this is close to (if not exactly) the same process. Where did you get the door panel clip remover?

[@Mrgunsnroses75GT]

@christmode3649 It’ll be exactly the same and the door panel removal tool is in the description and it’s called 3 piece interior trim tool on Amazon

[@christmode3649]

I guess I should have listened to you say that the tools needed are in the description below. I scheduled an appointment with a car audio shop to take my front two door panels off and replace the 30 year old factory speakers. I suspect that it's gonna cost around $200 for them to remove the door panels and replace the speakers. I am tempted to buy the tools needed, and try to do it myself. I use to do this sort of stuff all the time, but I have become disabled, so now I get to over pay a car audio shop to have it done. It looks simple enough, but I'm hesitant to try and do it myself. The car is 30 years old and this will be the first time that the door panels have ever been removed. I have trust issues about the guys at the shop, ripping off the door panels and breaking something, but then again, I could break something as well. I could probably do it myself, but I may just opt to let them do it. The car is probably older than most of the audio technicians at the shop. It's a real nice car, and it only has 62,000 actual miles on it, so I want it done the right way. I want ALL my door panel clips back where they go. Do you think I should spend $20-$30, and buy the tools and do it myself, or just bite the bullet and pay the audio shop to have it done?

[@Mrgunsnroses75GT]

@@christmode3649 what location do you live? I could help you if you’re close where I live, And that’s awesome and I’m the same way, that’s why I work on my cars myself, and if it were me I’d buy the tools myself and do it, but it comes down to do you feel comfortable and confident enough to do it yourself. If you do it yourself just be careful and take your time but if you can’t then have a shop do it but make sure they know what they’re doing

[@christmode3649]

I live in the central part of the state of Missouri.

[@christmode3649]

The Audio shop that I scheduled an appointment with. They told me that is would be about $90 for 1 hour of labor.