How to remove the front door panels in a Toyota Corolla 2012 - 2016

[@mrs_xgaming]

This video needs to be updated and named only for 2014-2019. Because it's not for 2012 and newer. 2012 has a different panel.

[@ec175]

Awesome! This is exactly the same as my 2014 Toyota Auris Estate. I did not need to do anything with wiring as I was actually just replacing the wing mirror and needed the panel off to get to the connector. I therefore only watched until 2:15. To re-attach the door panel remember to wind the window down and hang the panel back on from the top using the guides along the top of the door panel. This puts your door panel perfect back into alignment and you can gently bang the clips back in and do the screws up again. In case it's useful, I used a plastic silicone sealant finishing tool to prise off the handle cover (see 0:57) as it has a gentle edge and is designed to not scratch, and I happened to have an old one in my toolbox. Beware as the little plastic clips can fall out of the door panel as you remove the panel, just pick them up and slide them back in to their slot on the door panel if they do. Do not let them roll down a drain as I did because you'll have to remove the drain cover and that's not coverer in this video :-)

[@kevind5674]

You did not have to remove the master switch and cushion for arm rest when you had already removed the whole door panel. You could have just disconnected it from the other side after you removed it.

[@martinmf]

Yes

[@JCrok]

this is a sick tip. thanks.

[@vrich5145]

Thanks for the vid. I just replaced a lock actuator on a 2014 Corolla with your help. The only difference is that I just reached behind the panel and disconnected the harness for the power switches opposed to taking it apart.

[@Derekbitt1]

Thanks. This is a very accurate description of how to do this.. I had a power window issue.

[@derekthomasgriffin]

With grinder for metal and dremel tool for door panel, can we custom fit 6x9 on the doors? Can we do it without having to deface any of the door panel that will be visible after installation?

[@DANTHETOYOTAMAN]

anything is possible..

[@derekthomasgriffin]

Great, then I’ll install it with my imagination, thanks a lot

[@derekthomasgriffin]

Daniel Delatorres I completed my 6x9 install with your inspirational bulls** and now my windows won’t roll down all the way. Suppose I should just imagine they do?

[@tak1ek9la]

Where is the second part this is helpless with just half instruction.

[@austinr8610]

Thanks bubba big help but a couple clips got stuck in the door. N.p just put back in the groove. I ended up dropping my c.c in the door which is why I needed this video thanks again man.

[@andresdelavega3877]

Thanks, made my mirror replacement a piece of cake after watching your door panel removal.

[@8inchvince459]

What about the rears?

[@Gottheit0]

I love the part where they don't show you how to put the door panel back on. Super fucking helpful guys!!! -5 stars!!

[@livingchutoy5422]

This Video saved the day! I replaced my tired old factory speakers and this Vid made it easy! Thank you!

[@I2esistanc3]

i replaced my mirror and now the door makes a rattle noise, any ideas on what i did wrong?

[@abrahamt2854]

you probably dropped a screw and now its chilling in there

[@tacotunes]

just saw this . . you probably have a screw or broken plastic from a retainer in there per comment below.

[@farhadnasir4007]

Thanks my brother

[@mianfaseeullahzameerakhtar4019]

Why

[@DANTHETOYOTAMAN]

most people do this so they can access the speakers in the doors., usually for an upgrade of if they are no longer working.

[@foxmulder7616]

Lol nobody shows how to put them back on..