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04-03-2005, 09:30 PM
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Location: Tyler, TX
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Re: Door Panels
Look at the hole for the clips on the back side of your door panels, they are elongaged so that the clip can move to line up with the holes in the door. The clips slide to line up and go in straight. I haven't seen any that would not line up, do them one at a time until the clip is partially in the hole of the door and then pop it with your hand to fasten them to the door. Good Luck!!
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