Nissan quest door panel removal

Nissan Quest Door Panel Removal

Need to remove your Nissan Quest door panel for replacement? Learn how to remove the door panel on a Nissan vehicle. This procedure takes about fifteen minutes.


You will need a few basic tools to remove the Nissan door panel.

What you will need

  • Dashboard Trim Removal Tool
  • Mechanic Tool Set Metric
  • Screwdrivers

Procedure

  1. Park the Nissan on level ground and set the parking brakes.
  2. Pull the hood release under the dashboard and open the hood.open hood to remove nissan frontier door panel
  3. Disconnect the negative battery terminal from the battery. The negative terminal has a black cable. Next to the battery post, you will notice a (-) symbol or the word NEG. remove nissan versa door panel
  4. Open the door where you want to remove the panel. Behind the door handle, you will have a screw that needs to be removed. This screw is typically covered by a plastic cover. nissan door switch removal
  5. Remove the window switch. Below you will find a screw that you will need to remove. quest window switch removal
  6. Unplug the wire harnesses from the window switch.nissan quest windon swich removal
  7. Remove two screws below the window switch.Remove two screws
  8. Pry out the door light at the bottom of the door panel. Use a dashboard trim removal kit to pop out the door panel. Be careful if using a flat head screwdriver can scratch the door panel. Pry out the door light
  9. Once the door panel pops up around the perimeter, you can remove it by lifting it slightly. quest window switch removal
  10. Disconnect the wires and door cable from the back of the door panel.
  11. Install the door panel in reverse order. Don’t forget to connect the wires and door release cable on the back of the door panel.
  12. Reconnect the negative battery terminal.

We hope you find the Nissan Quest Door Panel Removal guide helpful. Check these troubleshooting and repair guides for more help on your Nissan.

 

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  • Rushit Hila • ASE Certified

    Rushit Hila, an ASE-certified engineer (G1 Automotive Maintenance and Repair), brings over two decades of hands-on experience in the automotive world to his writing. With a strong educational background, including a Master of Science in Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, he has honed his skills and expertise through years of practical work. As a respected authority in the field, Mr. Hila is dedicated to offering insightful and valuable content that resonates with both vehicle owners and mechanics.

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2 Comments

  1. Anonymous says:

    Is it possible to open the same way even if your door dont open my door is stuck closed???